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Ohm’s Law
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Ohm’s Law

Students will work to understand how devices like a three-speed fan or a dimmer switch adjust the flow of electricity in a circuit to have different outputs.

Grade Level: High School (9 - 12) , Middle School (6 - 8)

Subject: Physics

Curriculum Unit: Energy

Parasite Predicament
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Parasite Predicament

Students will explore the prevalence of malaria nationwide while determining whether or not their patient has contracted the malaria parasite.

Grade Level: High School (9 - 12)

Subject: Biology and Life Sciences

Curriculum Unit: Biological Evolution

RADAR
Radar scan

RADAR

Students explore wave properties through the lens of radars and collect simulated data of an object in motion.

Grade Level: High School (9 - 12)

Subject: Physics

Curriculum Unit: Waves and their Applications

River Crossing
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River Crossing

In this design challenge, students will learn about the history of westward expansion in the United States and the difficulties that migrants faced while traveling.

Grade Level: Middle School (6 - 8)

Subject: Engineering

Curriculum Unit: Engineering Design

Space Capsule Drop
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Space Capsule Drop

Students will engage in a STEM challenge to design a space capsule that is able to safely land on a target.

Grade Level: Grades 6-8

Subject: Engineering

Curriculum Unit: Engineering Design

Stable Figures
cute barn and farm animals

Stable Figures

Students will put on their engineering hat to design and create the initial design for the Jeffersons’ dream barn.

Grade Level: Grades 3-5

Subject: Engineering

Curriculum Unit: Engineering Design

The Biodiesel Lab
Pouring cooking oil into glass bowl

The Biodiesel Lab

Your students will perform an acid/base titration to determine the molarity of free fatty acids in a waste vegetable oil solution.

Grade Level: High School (9 - 12)

Subject: Chemistry

Curriculum Unit: Matter and its Interactions

The Sweet Spot
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The Sweet Spot

Students practice the process of titration as they test drink samples to ensure the citric acid concentrations meet quality control standards.

Grade Level: High School (9 - 12)

Subject: Chemistry

Curriculum Unit: Matter and its Interactions

The True Story of the Three Little Pigs

The True Story of the Three Little Pigs

Students engage in a STEM engineering challenge to build a home that can withstand a big bad wolf’s sneeze.

Grade Level: Grades K-2

Subject: Engineering

Curriculum Unit: Engineering Design

The True Story of the Three Little Pigs

The True Story of the Three Little Pigs

Students engage in a STEM engineering challenge to build a home that can withstand a big bad wolf’s sneeze.

Grade Level: Grades K-2

Subject: Engineering

Curriculum Unit: Engineering Design

Wait, Weight?
Metallic weights on background of millimetre paper

Wait, Weight?

Students discover if the law of conservation of mass holds true for both physical and chemical changes.

Grade Level: Middle School (6 - 8)

Subject: Chemistry , Physical Science

Curriculum Unit: Matter and its Interactions

What If There Were No Bees?
Beautiful Bee

What If There Were No Bees?

Students will engage in a STEM challenge to build an artificial pollinator in 25 minutes.

Grade Level: Grades 2-4

Subject: Engineering

Curriculum Unit: Engineering Design

What If There Were No Bees?
Beautiful Bee

What If There Were No Bees?

Students will engage in a STEM challenge to build an artificial pollinator in 25 minutes.

Grade Level: Grades 2-4

Subject: Engineering

Curriculum Unit: Engineering Design

What’s In a Change?
Science study into the reaction

What’s In a Change?

Students will look at two reactions: dry ice with water and calcium carbonate with acetic acid.

Grade Level: Middle School (6 - 8)

Subject: Chemistry , Physical Science

Curriculum Unit: Matter and its Interactions

Where Did the Sugar Go?
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Where Did the Sugar Go?

Students use a glucometer to test simulated patient blood samples taken before and after eating a meal.

Grade Level: 6-8

Subject: Biology and Life Sciences

Curriculum Unit: From Molecules to Organisms

Who Are Your Friends?
cyber security shield poster

Who Are Your Friends?

Students will investigate the victim’s social media account and email for clues.

Grade Level: High School (9 - 12) , Middle School (6 - 8)

Subject: Computer Science

Wildlife Forensics

Wildlife Forensics

Students will compare the DNA fragment(s) in a sample of DNA from a package of fins to great white and porbeagle shark DNA controls to determine if your unidentified fin is from a great white shark.

Grade Level: High School (9 - 12) , Middle School (6 - 8)

Subject: Biology and Life Sciences

Curriculum Unit: Biological Evolution , From Molecules to Organisms

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