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WOW!! I have spent the last few days on TeachEngineering and I am SO impressed. I can't wait to use these activities with my 5th-8th graders. THANKS!!

- Grades 5-8 teacher

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Elementary School:

Endocrine Excitement!
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Middle School:

Design a Catapult
Rooftop Gardens
Acid Rain Effects
Locks and Dams
Racing with the Sun - Creating a Solar Car

High School:

Graphing the Speed of Slime
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Triangles Everywhere: Sum of Angles in Polygons

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Elementary School:

Bright Ideas: Exploring Light Reflection and Sun Safety With Micro:Bits
Mindful Messages: Engineering Communication Solutions
Exploring Density Solutions Using the Engineering Design Process
The Power of Produce: Powering Up with Fruits and Veggies!
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Middle School:

Helping Hands: Engineering Solutions for Multiple Sclerosis
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Design and Test Soft Materials for Tactile Sensing
Engineering a Gatorade Gravity Machine
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High School:

Do Forest Fires or Cars Produce More CO2 Emissions?
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Let’s Play: Accessible Toys for Visually Impaired Students

By better understanding a specific type of disability through a cultural lens, students can better understand how to use the engineering design process to solve specific problems. In this activity, students research, brainstorm, and design a type of pre-braille (a type ...

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