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Engineering homeschool curricula for Microsoft PowerPoint
5th & 6th Grade NGSS Science Curriculum: Experimental Design & STEM Challenges
Whether you are teaching Science in a classroom, homeschool, or distance learning setting, this BUNDLE resource includes 7 full lessons, 2 STEM challenges, and a Unit Assessment, all containing everything a student and teacher need to learn about Scientific Investigation and Experimental Design at the 5th and 6th Grade level.With the key points highlighted and graphics used to support the information presented, the PowerPoints are a great tool for classroom teaching, and can easily be uploaded,
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Grades:
5th - 6th
NGSS:
MS-ETS1-2
, 3-5-ETS1-3
, MS-ETS1-4
, 3-5-ETS1-1
, MS-ETS1-1
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5th & 6th Grade NGSS Science Curriculum: Matter Interactions & STEM Challenges
Whether you are teaching Science in a classroom, homeschool, or distance learning setting, this BUNDLE resource includes 10 full lessons, 2 STEM challenges, a Review & Quiz Pack, a Practice Unit Test, and Full Unit Assessment, all containing everything a student and teacher need to learn about Matter & Its Interactions at the 5th and 6th Grade level.With the key points highlighted and graphics used to support the information presented, the PowerPoints are a great tool for classroom teach
Subjects:
Grades:
5th - 6th
NGSS:
MS-ETS1-2
, 5-PS1-3
, 5-PS1-4
, 3-5-ETS1-3
, MS-ETS1-4
 ...
Toy Story Land STEAM Unit
This STEAM Unit consists of 5 lesson plans and is based on Disney World's Toy Story Land where Andy has constructed his own rides in his backyard. Students assume the role of engineer, just like Andy, and learn how theme park rides work, design their own, and then are challenged to construct their own model out of an assortment of predetermined items. Students will develop problem-solving and research skills and demonstrate basic principles of science and physics, as well as create according to
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Lego Challenge Task Cards
Use these activity cards to build skills in math, engineering, critical thinking, creative thinking, etc. Each card has a different activity and the set can be used for a variety of abilities. Great for small group, individual instructions or in a center. 36 cards plus 4 blank cards.
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Grades:
PreK - 2nd
International Space Station Interactive VR Lesson
In this Interactive Virtual Reality Lesson Plan on the International Space Station, we go over the Environmental System. It works on your whiteboard, or with your phone. To get a total immersion in the ISS, use Google Cardboard which you can purchase for under $10.00. By the end of this lesson, you will know why yesterday's coffee is today's coffee and why it's needed to go to Mars.
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Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Snoopy's Thanksgiving Table - STEAM Project
Students will build a "table" capable of bearing the weight of books. Students may only use paper and tape to create their table. Recording sheet also included. Uses a Snoopy from Peanuts theme. Power point slides with directions, examples of tables, what is steam?
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Grades:
2nd - 6th
Build A Rocket STEAM/STEM Activity
STEAM is not just the doing of an activity, it is an entire project with integrations from every aspect of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math!! I hope that you and your students enjoy every aspect of the process and creative ideas presented in this Project Based Lesson!!Complete STEAM Resource for 3-6 GradesBegins with the Book: Sadie Sprocket Builds A Rocket with the YouTube read a loud link Online Technology Games Links for designing a Mars Rover, a Jet Bot builder, a Rescue Quest
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
NGSS:
3-5-ETS1-3
, MS-ETS1-4
, 3-5-ETS1-1
, MS-ETS1-3
Science and Maths Lesson Plan (4-11yrs) + PowerPoint - The Importance of Units
This lesson plan gives you a fun hands-on lesson all about why we use units and their real value and importance.
It demonstrates the impact of not using any units when trying to make and follow a map. What happens if you don't specify a precise length or provide a direction? Does everyone end up in the same or different places!!
Lots of activities are included along with a PowerPoint that supports the lesson.
This session includes lots of fun and memorable experiments for children to try. T
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Grades:
K - 6th
What Does an Oscilloscope Do?
An Oscilloscope is used to observe voltages and particular changes in voltage from DC batteries, vibrating bells, diodes, microphones, AC voltages of all types including resonant tank circuits and Lissajou figures. I have made some video explanations of its uses (by myself and even before cellphones). These are rather crude but will get the message across to those interested.
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Grades:
8th - 12th, Staff
Presentation Smart Cities Makers Part 2 of the project
This presentation is part of a the participation of the First Lego League 2019-2020 in Catalunya, Spain. The groups were working on the Scientific Project for the competition.The theme of the competition was "City Shapers", Y8 students were looking for innovative solutions for the cities.To prepare the students, the first term was dedicated on debates and research about the main problems on the cities and proposition for solution, it took us about 32h for the first part of the project (you can
Grades:
8th - 11th
Also included in:Â 50h Design/ICT Project SmartCitiesMakers Y8 to Y11
Design & Technology Lockdown Project
An 11 page powerpoint booklet which guides students through around 8 weeks worth of lessons in designing and making a project at home using whatever resources they have around. Many you tube videos links are used to support the learning within this project
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Grades:
7th - 11th
Autos in Motion
Cars can be a topic that combines Kinematics and Dynamics. This lesson usesactual data taken in class and on campus with students looking on. Supervised by 2-3 faculty we found a suitable and safe place to run two cars over measureddistances. 1st we coasted a car to a stop on grass. Then coasted two cars to a stop on asphalt. From our data we calculated friction forces. 2nd we ran two cars at full throttle over a measured distance. From our data we calculated engine forces and even horsepower. 3
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Lab: The Non Intuitive Physics of a Rubber Band
Ask most people and they will agree a rubber band increases its tension as youstretch it. They also agree that when you pluck a rubber band the frequencyincreases as you stretch it. All kinds of answers are found on the web.The lab exercise includes building a very simple apparatus and downloading anapp on the phone which the student uses to measure the sound of a plucked rubber band as it get stretched. Just how frequency, tension, mass, length and wavelength are related can be determined. Samp
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Grades:
6th - 12th
The Great Race or How Does This Happen?
This is a great lesson for AP Physics or any other curious students. Rolling objects can compete in a race down an incline but the results can be very counter intuitive! First a small massive sphere races a large less massive one. Which one will win? This lesson reviews Gravitational Potential Energy, Translational Kinetic Energy, Rotational Kinetic Energy, Conservation of Energy and Frictional Heat.Mathematical proof is given that all solid spheres will roll the same no matter what their mass o
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Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Momentum and Its Conservation + Angular Momentum, Rocket Lab and Newton"s Cradle
Derive conservation of momentum from Newton's Laws. Describe Impulse and Change in Momentum. Give examples, problems and solutions. Give examples of collisions where objects stick together. Give examples, problems and solutions. Conservation of Momentum in Two Dimensions w/ vectors, give problems and solutions.Describe Rocket Lab and give Impulse curve. Questions and solutions.Describe Newton's Cradel and derive what happens. (need Conservation of KE for this). Describe Angular Momentum and its
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Physics Visualized in Electricity and Magnetism
Electricity and Magnetism are probably student's most difficult subjects. Here are pictures and videos from actual classrooms to help visualize these topics. 158 total pages with pictures and videos from class.Comments: courtneylantz1@yahoo.com
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Grades:
10th - 12th
DC Circuits: electric fields, series/parallel, meters, motors, speakers, shocks
Students are able to select Electric Fields and learn about the relationship between electric field and currents, resistance and voltage.Other topics: Ohm's Law, Series and Parallel Circuits and Combinations, Meters,Shocks, DC Motors, DC Generators and an example of Kirchoff's Law. Eight powerpoints are included with 8 videos made in physics class. A total of 98 pages in powerpoint....I would suggest they be used a page at a time and not ppt.53 questions with solutions are dispersed throughout
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Mechanics of a Car Crash
Newton's 2nd Law is applied to car crashes. Crumple zone, Seat/shoulder belts and Airbags are introduced as safety devices. A worksheet with speed numbers in a collision for car, unrestrained person and restrained person is given graphically and questions are formed that involve force, mass, acceleration, change in velocity and time. Five questions are asked and answers in newtons and pounds required. A video is provided that shows the effect of airbags etc.Graphs of other types collisions are
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Projectile Motion: 16 pbs/solns, a sample lab and a great demonstration.
Describes how to solve PM problems with stress on notation. Includes 16 problems with complete solutions ending with a very difficuilt one. Includes a very successful student lab with sample calculations and papers to copy andthen a summary demonstration shooting chalk across the board closely fitting a predicted path.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
How to Analyze Data to Get a Mathematical Equation
Data can be manipulated to when two variables are graphed, the result can produce a mathematical equation relating the two. This is just a very brief example of what was used to introduce students to the process of Graphical Analysis. It includes 3 pages with some quizzes which can becopied...
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Resonance Lab: Slinky and Rubber Tube with instructions and key
Three data taking videos are provided and finally a data Key on the last pages.This allows anyone without materials to do a physics lab: Take data, analyze andget some meaningful results. A teacher could use this and use the KEY to gradestudents results. A homeschool student could experience some lab activity. A teacher could with just a rubber tube, slinky, meter stick, balance and force probe could do this in class in about one class period. Students can practice taking and keeping good data,
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Resonance and not simple harmonic motion
Everything can be made to vibrate and every vibration involves certain specificfrequencies in which resonance is said to occur. I explore many vibrating objects but focus mainly on simple modes like open, closed tubes of air for sound, rods, slinkys, ropes etc. Musical instruments: wind, string and percussion. Mention of electrical resonance.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
The Design of Metro Stations
This free download correlates with Unit 1 of the Learning World Geography through Trains. Students are briefly introduced to some design features commonly observed by visitors to a metro station. The PowerPoint includes script notes for the teacher to read while guiding a short discussion.
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Not Grade Specific
Rube Goldberg: Quarantine Machines
This STEM project is perfect to keep students engaged while they may be out of school due to a family trip or illness.
Grades:
5th - 8th
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