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Elementary School:

Properties of Mixtures vs. Solutions: Mix It Up!
Potato Power
Water Cycle
The Dirty Water Project: Design-Build-Test Your Own Water Filters
Testing Model Structures: Jell-O Earthquake in the Classroom

Middle School:

Physics of Roller Coasters
Water Bottle Rockets
Paper Airplanes: Building, Testing, & Improving. Heads Up!
Spaghetti Bridges
Connect the Dots: Isometric Drawing and Coded Plans

High School:

Cell Membrane Color Sheet and Build a Cell Membrane
Active and Passive Transport: Red Rover Send Particles Over
Periodic Table Intro: Parts of a Whole
Cell Membrane Structure and Function
Solar Angles and Tracking Systems

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Elementary School:

Fairy Tale Engineering: How to Survive the Huff and Puff
Lens to Equality: DIY Microscope Challenge
The Lost Explorer: Making Cyanotype Print Maps
How Sweet Are You? Engineering Smarter Solutions for Diabetes with Data-Driven AI
Brain Power: Exploring Reaction Time and Building Your Own Helmet

Middle School:

Exploring Sediment Transport and Bayou Design Solutions
For the Greater Good: Designing a Public Center That Strengthens the Community
The Dragging Dilemma: Overcoming Friction to Move Rocks
Safe Drinking Water
Designing and Testing Maglev Train Prototypes

High School:

Unlocking the Secrets of Semiconductors: Logic Gates and Design
Engineer an Ethical Hacking Lab with Podman
Design to Deliver: Optimizing Craft Production for Efficiency, Profit, and Purpose
Unveiling the Unseen: A Statistical Analysis of Noise Detection and Soundproofing
Microcontroller-Based Instruments for Medical Use

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Exploring the States of Matter with Rock Candy!

Students explore the states of matter through engaging activities, culminating in making rock candy. The lesson starts with a sticky note exercise in which students visualize how molecules behave in solids, liquids, and gases, followed by a discussion on particle ...

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