Rube Goldberg STRUCTURED STEM PROJECT CHOICE BOARD What is the End Goal?
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Here is a project choice board for your fun Rube Goldberg, critical thinking engineering project during a forces/motion and simple machines unit . Low prep and super fun end of year project based learning! There are 24 END GOAL ideas that take about the same amount of time and hit a range of student skills.
This resource includes:
- Teacher Notes
- Rube Goldberg End Goal Choice Board
- Grading Rubric
Please visit my blog to see how I use this resource in my classroom. How to Create a Rube Goldberg Unit plus a Free Simple Machines Review Set.
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There are several methods I use to get this resource to students.
- Since this is a PowerPoint, I simply upload it into a Google slides presentation and share it on Google Classroom with each individual student. The students can then copy which slides they want and paste them into their own Google Slides unit presentation and add text boxes.
- You can export the PowerPoint into images and then send the images to them in Google Classroom.
- You can download the PowerPoint into images and place all of the images into a Google Drive folder to share with the students.
- If you are using iPads, in the same room as the students, you can simply AirDrop the images, Powerpoint or Google Slides presentation to their iPads .
If you have any questions at all, as to how to use these, please contact me at Karensinai2@gmail.com and I am more than happy to help you!
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