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Computer Science Career Exploration Webquest (Career In STEM Explorer)
Computer science is one of the fastest growing industries, with over 1 million new jobs being added annually. Expose your students to lucrative careers in computer science using interactive online career exploration activities with this Computer Science Career Exploration Webquest! In part one students will work to define computer science and explain why computer science is important. In part two students will use Career In STEM® Explorer resources to discover 13 cool computer science careers (3
Grades:
6th - 12th
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NGSS:
MS-PS4-3
Trades Careers Webquest and Career Exploration Project (Career In STEM Explorer)
Today's trade industry is rapidly evolving, offering lucrative jobs across all education levels. Expose your students to diverse and good paying careers in skilled trades with this webquest and project featuring interactive online career exploration activities to help students 'test drive' a wide array of trades careers! Students will begin with a Trades Careers Webquest including 16 questions covering topics such as what skilled trades are, career exploration and information gathering (salary,
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Engineering Career Exploration Webquest (Career In STEM Explorer)
From computers and cars and everything in between, we are surrounded by engineering. Expose your middle and high school students to lucrative careers in engineering, see the diversity of the profession, and understand that engineering connects to many different career fields. This download and go webquest includes 41 questions (table fill-ins and short answer) about careers in engineering. Students will use the Career In STEM Explorer to find career information (salary, summary of career, requir
Grades:
5th - 10th
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Solar Oven: Design, Build, Test
Editable Google Document Students will need materials to complete this project! List below. I designed this project for my 6th grade science class. I wanted a fun way to wrap up my physical science unit on the properties of light. This project focuses on the different behaviors of light (especially reflect, absorb, and transmit). Students use their knowledge of how light works to build a solar oven. Students will be researching, designing, building, and testing a solar oven.***Suggested Material
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Grades:
5th - 8th
Also included in: Solar Oven & Egg Drop Project Packet Bundle
Chemical Engineering Webquest - online STEM activities (distance learning)
What is chemical engineering? How do chemical engineers help people? Explore these questions and many more with this comprehensive chemical engineering Webquest. Purchase includes:24 short answer questions in an editable Word document and GoogleDocembedded links to assist students in locating informationcomprehensive answer keyaccess to online Chemical Engineer career exploration page with virtual job shadow video, career info sheet in English and Spanish, and fun career focused activityPerfect
Grades:
6th - 12th
Types:
NGSS:
MS-PS1-3
Manufacturing Career Exploration Webquest (Career In STEM Explorer)
Manufacturing offers a wide array of STEM career opportunities, with nearly 1 million jobs going unfilled each year. Help your students understand what manufacturing is, and expose them to exciting careers in manufacturing with fun interactive digital activities!In part one of this Manufacturing Career Exploration Webquest, students will discover what manufacturing is, why manufacturing is important, and research a manufacturing pioneer. In part two students will choose an object that relates to
Grades:
6th - 12th
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outstanding organization Design challenge Documentation
This product explicitly takes students through the steps of the engineering design process to create a custom desk organizer. The document also has built-in check in's to ensure students stay on pace. This document accompanies the Outstanding Organization Design Challenge Brief.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Outstanding Organization Design Challenge
Tinkercad Project 3: Make a Spinning Top
This is the third project I have students complete. The first two lessons, making a sideless cube and making a cookie cutter, both teach and reinforce basic Tinkercad skills, so I highly suggest you get and teach these lesson first. This lesson introduces a new workplane and a new shape. The spinning top can be printed and tested (directions for printing are not included).Use this lesson to teach yourself how to make the spinning top first. Then print this out (one or two slides per page–color
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Engineering and Inventions Webquest
Webquest on engineering and inventions. Students will be introduced to the design process. They will research some of the greatest inventions and inventors. Students will be able to understand that the design process is used by inventors.
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Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
"Disaster Proof" Design Challenge - Alberta 7 Science - Structures and Forces
Project activity, students will research, analyze, plan, and create "disaster-proof" buildings based on their learning of structures and forces!3. Investigate and analyze the properties of materials used in structuresdevise and use methods of testing the strength and flexibility of materials used in a structure (e.g., measure deformation under load)identify points in a structure where flexible or fixed joints are required, and evaluate the appropriateness of different types of joints for the par
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Grades:
1st - 12th
Automotive Career Exploration Webquest (Career In STEM Explorer)
Automotive fields are a great way to engage students in STEM career exploration, and this Automotive Career Exploration Webquest is the perfect place to start! In part one students will learn how broad the automotive industry is - it's much more than cars! Students will also make community and personal connections within the automotive industry. In part two students will use the Career In STEM Explorer to discover 15 exciting automotive-related STEM careers - racecar technician, self-driving car
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6th - 12th
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Famous Structural Failures Activity - Alberta 7 Science - Structures and Forces
Project activity, students will research, analyze, and re-design (blueprint) famous structural failures, aiming to identify what went wrong and how to fix it!3. Investigate and analyze the properties of materials used in structuresdevise and use methods of testing the strength and flexibility of materials used in a structure (e.g., measure deformation under load)identify points in a structure where flexible or fixed joints are required, and evaluate the appropriateness of different types of join
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Grades:
1st - 12th
Intro to Structures and Forces - Alberta 7 Science - Structures and Forces
Students will: 1. Describe and interpret different types of structures encountered in everyday objects, buildings, plants and animals; and identify materials from which they are maderecognize and classify structural forms and materials used in construction (e.g., identify examples of frame structures, such as goal posts and girder bridges, examples of shell structures, such as canoes and car roofs, and examples of frame-and-shell structures, such as houses and apartment buildings)interpret examp
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Grades:
1st - 12th
Also included in: Intro Structures and Forces Research Activity Bundle - Alberta 7 Science
Tinkercad: Make Rachel's Snowflake Project 4
This is the fourth and by far the most complicated project I have students complete. The first three lessons, making a sideless cube, making a cookie cutter, and making a spinning top all teach and reinforce basic Tinkercad skills that are necessary to be able to successfully complete this project, so I highly suggest you get and teach these lesson first. This lesson focus on symmetry and can easily be modified to reinforce different types of symmetry and angle measurement.Use this lesson to te
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Tinkercad Project 2: Make a Cookie Cutter
This is the second Tinkercad project I have students complete. The first lesson, making a sideless cube, is free on my TPT site, so I highly suggest you get and teach that lesson first. Both lessons cover the same skills; however, this second lesson allows students to explore what was already taught at their own pace. It reviews basic skills necessary for all other projects. Use this lesson to teach yourself how to make a cookie cutter. Then print this out (one or two slides per page–color is he
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Mass versus Weight Worksheet - Distance Learning
Students learn how to calculate Newtonian weight using w = mg, and back again. For example, a shot put has a mass of 7.36 kg, what is its Newtonian weight? Or, A box has a Newtonian weight of 75 N, what is its mass?
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Grades:
6th - 12th
thermodynamics heat engine presentation: The drinking bird toy fully explained
Bringing toys to class is always fun.Through the years I've used toys for all ages and all topics.But explaining to a class of kids how the drinking bird works turned out to be a bit more complicated. So I did my research and built this power point. After getting into it, I decided to do some crazy stuff with some seniors as a little project. Cool videos inside.This power point first surveys the 0 and 1 law of thermodynamics and definitions of heat. The next slides explain in detail how the b
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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TED Talk: How “Digital Twins” Could Help Us Predict the Future- Karen Wilcox
Engage your students with these thought-provoking questions inspired by a fascinating TED Talk on digital twins. The questions are designed to stimulate critical thinking and discussion, making them perfect for high school and college-level classrooms. Explore concepts such as data collection, mathematical and statistical models, data assimilation, personalized models, and the real-world applications of digital twins in various fields. These questions will challenge your students to think deeply
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
MISSION MARS: 5 STEM Tasks + 2 Design Challenges! Use Virtual or Print 4 break!
Hear from future Mars Astronaut Alyssa Carson in this MISSION MARS mini-series! This self-guided task deck is perfect as an independent learning task, collaborative work (in-person or virtual), and break work! Upload directly to google classroom or print as a take-home packet - the deck is already formatted for student answer entry!TASK PREVIEWSReorient to Mars' place in the universe.Debrief an interview with future Mars Astronaut Alyssa Carson.Refine a space capsule exit simulation.Redesign a s
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
NGSS:
K-2-ETS1-1
, MS-ETS1-4
, 3-5-ETS1-1
Robot exploration and mini research activity- GREAT FOR SUBS
Students will access hundreds of different current and future robot use cases. This site and open format of questions allows students the freedom to explore and find their interest. The website is modern, easy to navigate and filter, and gives access to links and videos with more info for the students to dive deeper. Often you have to direct the students to write down information because they're too excited to show their classmates the cool or odd robots they've found. High interest level!Great
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Not Grade Specific
Water Filter Engineering Design Challenge and Digital Learning Packet
Your students will build their own water filter in this super fun and engaging series of lessons! This is a digital learning packet focused on the design, construction, and analysis of the success of a water filter built using materials found in the home. Students are asked to perform an at-home design challenge, following the engineering design process, and experiment to evaluate the effectiveness of a water filter. Two assessments are included, one in the form of a video students create and on
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Grades:
6th - 12th
NGSS:
HS-ETS1-2
, HS-ESS3-4
Also included in: Water Availability, Pollution, and Conservation DIGITAL LEARNING PACKETS
Student Worksheet and PearDeck: Potential and Kinetic Energy
Full 90-minute, no prep lesson plan. Comes with a Google Slides PearDeck (self-paced, 30 slides), and follows a lesson script for students to complete (3 pages).The script is broken down into six parts: Bell Ringer, Guided Notes, Units of Measurement, Independent Practice (Math Analysis), Guided Practice (Teach your Teacher), and Closure (label a diagram). Each section outlines the total amount of points. I suggest using a stamp for each section. When students complete a section they find their
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Electricity Unit PowerPoint | Editable Teaching Slides
These slides cover basic concepts in the unit "Electricity" . Physics students, engineering students and other applied mathematics classes will need this information throughout their course.Topics:Atomic StructureStatic ElectricityThe ElectroscopeCoulombs LawCapacitanceCurrentVoltageResistanceOhms LawSeries and Parallel CircuitsEquivalent ResistanceElectric PowerDomestic ElectricityTeaching Slides features: (124 slides):Large font / High ContrastEditableStreamlined content for efficient delivery
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in: High School Physics PowerPoint Bundle | Editable Teaching Slides
INVENTION - Content & Embedded Questions SCIENCE STEM Engineering
This Self-Contained activity has a 4-page article broken into sections, with 5 questions after each one (45 Q's total). Sections include Types of Inventions, the Process of Invention, Sources of Invention, Exploration, Implementation, Purposes, Patents, Creative Content. I think this qualifies as a Reading Comprehension assignment. Includes 3 versions:1. Four pages w Q's (print a Classroom Set; students write on their own paper). + KEY2. Just the 45 questions on one page, w room for stud
Grades:
6th - 11th
Also included in: Technology - General concepts Bundle - STEM
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