Each group will need:

• three sets of station materials for each station (see details for each station below)
• Engineering Design Worksheet (1 per student)
• Manufacturing Research Worksheet (1 per student)
• Materials Research Worksheet (1 per student)
• Lab Worksheet (1 per student)
• Teacher Rubric (1 per student)

Milling Station Materials:

• pieces of paper in various colors and thicknesses (at least 2 pieces of paper needed for each rotation)
• 1 blender (available online on Amazon)
• 1 tub (to catch water)
• 1 piece of screen material to lay the pulp across (e.g., window screen or screen door)
• water (varying amounts)
• various food coloring colors
• cotton balls
• plant material

Extrusion Station Materials:

• parchment paper or waterproof tablecloth
• 1 icing bag (available at Amazon) (needed for each rotation)
• 1 2-oz container of Play-Doh (available at Amazon) (needed for each rotation)
• 1 ruler

Injection Molding Station Materials (per rotation):

• parchment paper or waterproof table cloth
• 1 icing bag (available at Amazon) (needed for each rotation)
• 1 2-oz container of Play-Doh (available at Amazon) (needed for each rotation)
• 1 designed ice cube tray (such as this honeycomb pattern tray available at Walmart)

Forging Station Materials:

• a 1’ sheet of aluminum foil per person (this is all they get!)

For the entire class to share:

• hot glue gun and hot glue sticks
• pen or pencil
• response cards or paper for students to write down answers
• laptop or computer with projector to display Teacher Presentation to students.