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City Planning (TEA)
students city planning

City Planning (TEA)

Students will be presented with flooding as a problem that needs to be addressed by city planners.

Grade Level: Grades 3, 5, 7

Subject: Engineering

Curriculum Unit: Engineering Design

Crash Course
students in the lab working engineering design challenge

Crash Course

Students will use an online model to learn about crumple zone length and rigidity and apply what they learn to real materials tested with a force plate.

Grade Level: High School (9 - 12)

Subject: Physics

Curriculum Unit: Forces and Interactions

Design for Manufacturing
students working on manufacturing mission designing sunglasses

Design for Manufacturing

Students will be challenged with designing a custom part for a new product.

Grade Level: High School (9 - 12)

Subject: Engineering , Manufacturing

Curriculum Unit: Engineering Design

DNA Extraction

DNA Extraction

Students will extract DNA from a plant to determine whether or not its fruit is biotic.

Grade Level: Middle School (6 - 8)

Subject: Biology and Life Sciences

Curriculum Unit: From Molecules to Organisms

Finding My Dance (TEA)
expressive dancing

Finding My Dance (TEA)

Students will engage in a STEM challenge to build instruments in 25 minutes, create a rhythm to communicate choreography.

Grade Level: Grades K-2

Subject: Engineering

Curriculum Unit: Waves and their Applications

Flood Barriers (TEA)
floor barrier

Flood Barriers (TEA)

Students will engage in a STEM challenge to design solutions to help their community and limit the amount of water seeping into their property.

Grade Level: Grades 3-4, 7

Subject: Engineering , Environmental Science

Curriculum Unit: Engineering Design

Goldilocks and the Three Bears (TEA)
goldilocks little bear

Goldilocks and the Three Bears (TEA)

Students will engage in a STEM challenge to build a chair for the Bear family’s guest in 25 minutes.

Grade Level: Grades K-2

Subject: Engineering

Curriculum Unit: Engineering Design

How Water Moves

How Water Moves

Students will use an Augmented Reality (AR) sandbox to see how water flows over landforms and how the motion changes when the landscape changes.

Grade Level: Middle School (6 - 8)

Subject: Earth & Space Science

Curriculum Unit: Earth's Systems

Hypersonics
Hypersonic device

Hypersonics

Students explore thermodynamics and the importance of heat transfer as it relates to speeds over Mach 5.

Grade Level: High School (9 - 12)

Subject: Chemistry , Physics

Curriculum Unit: Energy

It’s All in Your Head
students working the

It’s All in Your Head

Students discover the mechanics of concussions, test and evaluate different helmet materials, and walk away with a better understanding of how future technologies can make athletic play safer.

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

Subject: Physics

Curriculum Unit: Forces and Interactions

Jack and the Beanstalk (TEA)
students and their beanstalk

Jack and the Beanstalk (TEA)

Students will engage in a STEM challenge to build the tallest structure in 25 minutes that can hold a toy figure (Jack) for one minute.

Grade Level: Grades K-2

Subject: Engineering

Curriculum Unit: Engineering Design

Looking Into Lactase
splash of milk

Looking Into Lactase

Students explore enzymatic activity by investigating the mechanism behind lactose intolerance.

Grade Level: High School (9 - 12)

Subject: Biology and Life Sciences

Curriculum Unit: From Molecules to Organisms

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