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Engineering lectures under $5
Bernoulli's & Pascal's Principle PowerPoint
With this Powerpoint your students will be able to:
1. Use Bernoulli's principle to explain how fluid pressure is related
to the motion of a fluid
2. Use Pascal's principle to explain how fluid pressure is applied
and transmitted
3. Identify and explain applications of Bernoulli's and Pascal's
principle.
Subjects:
Grades:
7th - 12th
Simple Machines, Mechanical Advantage, Work & Force: Teaching Engineering Series
No-prep lesson on simple machines, mechanical advantage, work, and force. Introduce your students to mechanical engineering and how machines provide a mechanical advantage. The Powerpoint presentation defines the 6 basic simple machines, mechanical advantage, work, and force. There are several worked examples. Students will follow along using the printable, guided notes pages. Answer keys are included. 31 slide PowerPoint lesson to teach students about simple machines1 blank slide that is editab
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 9th
NGSS:
MS-ETS1-2
, MS-ETS1-4
, MS-ETS1-3
PowerPoint Notes - Magnets, Magnetism & Magnetic Fields
This PowerPoint goes over the basics of magnets and magnetism by explaining the following topics:
- Type of Magnets
- Magnetic Forces
- Magnetic Fields
- Electromagnetism
NOTE: Fonts and format may vary based on versions of Microsoft PPT.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Apollo Missions- PowerPoint overview of all the Apollo Space Flights
This PowerPoint will guide a lesson on the Apollo Space Missions in the 1960's and 1970's. There is the mission overview for each of the Apollo spacecrafts and major events and/or tragedies that occurred during the program. There are also images of the insignia for each mission which is engaging for students to see the changes for each flight.
This goes great after watching the Apollo 13 movie. It is perfectly tied into many of the references in the movie.
Subjects:
Grades:
8th - 12th
Tolerances in Technical Drawings- Lesson Slideshow
This lesson explains what tolerances are, the different types that are commonly used in technical drawings, how to find or calculate a tolerance, and how to add tolerances to technical drawings in the CAD program Autodesk Inventor. This is an introductory lesson that is perfect for students who already understand the basics of dimensioning. My pre-recorded video lesson is also included in the slideshow, which explains each slide along the way with a little more detail. The info about tolerances
Grades:
8th - 11th
Coulomb's Law Google Slides Lesson Notes for Physics
*Teachers! Please read the product description before you purchase! These are Google Lesson Slides that you present in class!Do you need a collection of high quality and student friendly Physics lesson slides when textbook examples do not cut it? Use this Google Slides resource to help your students learn Coulomb's Law ! This resource is great for AP Physics 2 and High School Physics students to practice the fundamentals of Physics and explore Electrostatics and Electromagnetism! This resource
Subjects:
Grades:
8th - 12th
Structures and Forces Unit PowerPoint
Structures and Forces Unit PowerPointIn this unit students learn about various structure types and the forces that act on them. This presentation is intended to aide middle school teachers in their teaching of the Structures and Forces unit. It is laid out with student notes and interactive activities for students, including a research project which is already prepped for the teacher. This presentation pairs with my Structures and Forces Interactive Notebook, as well as my Structures and Forces
Subjects:
Grades:
5th - 9th
Also included in: Structures and Forces Middle School UNIT
Continuity Equation Google Lesson Slides: Lesson Slides for Physics
*Teachers! Please read the product description before you purchase! These are Google Lesson Slides that you present in class!Do you need a collection of high quality and student friendly Physics lesson slides when textbook examples do not cut it? Use this Google Slides resource to help your students learn the Continuity Equation for Fluid Mechanics! This resource is great for AP Physics 2, High School Science, Chemistry and Physics students to practice solving for the Continuity Equation, Conse
Subjects:
Grades:
8th - 12th
Robotics Video Worksheet - great for a sub day or quick time filler
If you need a 15 min time filler in robotics class this is a great worksheet. It has links to 6 robotics videos and reflections for each. You could do the entire worksheet in a 90 min sitting. However I think it's best used as a quick time filler of 15 min. Or watch a few on a day you have to have a sub. Keep the worksheet then hand out again to work on the next video when the time is right. Videos are about the variety of robotics applications in present time and the future.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Flow Rate Equation Google Lesson Slides: Lesson Slides for Physics
*Teachers! Please read the product description before you purchase! These are Google Lesson Slides that you present in class!Do you need a collection of high quality and student friendly Physics lesson slides when textbook examples do not cut it? Use this Google Slides resource to help your students learn the Flow Rate Equation for Fluid Mechanics! This resource is great for AP Physics 2, High School Science, Chemistry and Physics students to practice solving for Flow Rate and explore Fluid Me
Subjects:
Grades:
8th - 12th
Conservation of Angular Momentum Google Lesson Slides: Lesson Slides for Physics
*Teachers! Please read the product description before you purchase! These are Google Lesson Slides that you present in class!Do you need a collection of high quality and student friendly Physics lesson slides when textbook examples do not cut it? Use this Google Slides resource to help your students learn the Conservation of Angular Momentum for rotational inertia or moment of inertia! This resource is great for AP Physics 1, AP Physics C, and High School Physics students to practice the fundam
Subjects:
Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in: Angular Momentum and Rotational Motion Bundle for High School Physics
Parallel-Axis Theorem Google Lesson Slides: Lesson Slides for Physics
*Teachers! Please read the product description before you purchase! These are Google Lesson Slides that you present in class!Do you need a collection of high quality and student friendly Physics lesson slides when textbook examples do not cut it? Use this Google Slides resource to help your students learn the Parallel-Axis Theorem for rotational inertia or moment of inertia! This resource is great for AP Physics 1, AP Physics C, and High School Physics students to practice the fundamentals of P
Subjects:
Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in: Angular Momentum and Rotational Motion Bundle for High School Physics
Total Kinetic Energy Google Lesson Slides: Lesson Slides for Physics
*Teachers! Please read the product description before you purchase! These are Google Lesson Slides that you present in class!Do you need a collection of high quality and student friendly Physics lesson slides when textbook examples do not cut it? Use this Google Slides resource to help your students learn the Total Kinetic Energy Equation for Rolling Motion without Slipping! This resource is great for AP Physics 1, AP Physics C, and High School Physics students to practice the fundamentals of P
Subjects:
Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in: Angular Momentum and Rotational Motion Bundle for High School Physics
Invention Process
Good PowerPoint describing the invention process. Describes what inventions and innovations are, Why people invent, How people invent, patents, copyrights, and trademarks. Also has a review at the end.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Rotational Kinetic Energy Google Lesson Slides: Lesson Slides for Physics
*Teachers! Please read the product description before you purchase! These are Google Lesson Slides that you present in class!Do you need a collection of high quality and student friendly Physics lesson slides when textbook examples do not cut it? Use this Google Slides resource to help your students learn the Rotational Kinetic Energy Equation for rotating rigid bodies! This resource is great for AP Physics 1, AP Physics C, and High School Physics students to practice the fundamentals of Physic
Subjects:
Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in: Angular Momentum and Rotational Motion Bundle for High School Physics
Introduction to Engineering Design, STEM Lesson: Teaching Engineering Series:
Everything you need for Teaching Engineering! This STEM (STEAM) lesson Introduces Engineering to your students. The 16 slide PowerPoint lesson is perfect for introducing engineering and the engineering design process. There are printable "fill-in-the-blank" notes for students to use during the lesson. There is a printable template for the engineering design process. There is also a simple (low-cost) engineering design challenge for students to be oriented to the design process by building a stra
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 9th
NGSS:
MS-ETS1-2
, MS-ETS1-4
, MS-ETS1-1
Angular Momentum Equations Google Lesson Slides: Lesson Slides for Physics
*Teachers! Please read the product description before you purchase! These are Google Lesson Slides that you present in class!Do you need a collection of high quality and student friendly Physics lesson slides when textbook examples do not cut it? Use this Google Slides resource to help your students learn the Angular Momentum Equations for rotating individual particles or rigid bodies! This resource is great for AP Physics 1, AP Physics C, and High School Physics students to practice the fundam
Subjects:
Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in: Angular Momentum and Rotational Motion Bundle for High School Physics
Types of Fit in Engineering Design- Technical Drawing Lesson Slideshow
This lesson builds on the concepts of my lesson on tolerances by explaining the types of fit encountered in mechanical designs, including clearance, interference, and transition fits. The lesson also explains how to determine the maximum material condition for a part, and introduces the concept of allowance. Students should have some understanding of how to read and interpret a toleranced dimension before viewing this lesson. My pre-recorded video lesson is also included in the slideshow, which
Grades:
8th - 11th
Python Theme Daily Planner Digital Printable Computer Science Notebook
Python Theme Daily PlannerAre you looking for a tech theme daily planner??Do you like to write things down in order to be organised?This is the perfect daily planner for you!Add a fun touch and use these Computer Science planner notes to brighten up your life to the max.Thoughtful gift and a great way to organise your life.*****************************************************************************************************If this digital item is not for you then maybe you know someone who will l
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Not Grade Specific
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Dimensioning Standards Level 2- Technical Drawing Lesson Slideshow
This lesson explains more about common dimensioning practices for students who already know the basics. It reviews some fundamentals about how to correctly write/draw dimensions in a technical drawing, but goes further into explaining several different practices. Topics covered include:Unidirectional vs. Aligned DimensionsChain vs. Baseline DimensionsTechniques for dimensioning angles, chamfers, arcs, and circlesSplinesReference dimensionsRadial dimensionsThe slides can be modified as needed, pr
Grades:
8th - 11th
Introduction to the Engineering Design Process (EDP) Notes
These PowerPoint notes are a great way to introduce students to the steps of the engineering design process. They take them through each step with a brief explanation of each. They cover key terms including criteria, constraints, prototype, and iterate. Information comparing engineers and scientists, as well as inventions vs innovations is also included. It is followed up with a link to a Crash Course video that reviews the information one more time.I have another resource called the "Intro to
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th
Types:
NGSS:
MS-ETS1-2
, MS-ETS1-1
What is Coding? Presentation and Notes
This assignment should be used for grades 5-8 to teach an introduction to coding class or unit. This assignment covers the following topics:Definitions for coding, programming languages, algorithms, syntax, and debugging.Three short, and fun YouTube videos. Class discussion on why kids should learn to code. Examples of different programming languages.What’s Included?Presentation (Google Slides)Student worksheet (Google doc)Teacher Answer key (Google doc)
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Equivalent Resistance Circuit Analysis
Teach your next circuit analysis lesson with this no prep package! Includes slides lesson to compliment your lecture, guided notes with worked examples, classwork or homework assignment for additional independent practice (or use the assignment as a quiz or test) and an answer key!Students will learn how to.... calculate equivalent resistance calculate current calculate voltage analyze series, parallel, and combination circuits
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Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Density, Boyle's Law, and Charles' Law
Introduction presentation to the concepts of Density and the Gas Laws from Boyle and Charles.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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