Amusement Park Ride Design Challenge
A hands-on engineering design-challenge activity in which students brainstorm and design a new amusement park ride.
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A hands-on engineering design-challenge activity in which students brainstorm and design a new amusement park ride.
An ebook combining informational text on ancient Egyptian mummification with a hands-on multi-week project in which students mummify a raw chicken and document the process.
Amusement Park Ride Design Challenge Brainstorm and design a brand new amusement park ride. WhyMakers Design Challenges come READY to use. All you have to do is hand them out to students and they can begin to work independently on them!
An NGSS-aligned third-grade science project teaching how animal groups (using a penguin colony as the example) help members survive threats like predators and blizzards.
A STEM/maker design-challenge activity in which students design and build a model backpack meeting given specifications and constraints.
Explore the world of bats as you create these interactive foldables for your Interactive Notebook or Lapbook! This product includes a full-color and black & white version of the booklets.
Educational Ebook: "Bats, Bats, Bats! Lapbook / Interactive Notebook" For educators eager to introduce their students to the marvels of biology and nature, this ebook provides an enriching platform.
A DIY flipbook craft activity teaching students about blueberry plants - their habitat, parts, growth, and trivia - while practicing reading comprehension and writing.
Brazil : Country Study is a great resource for students to learn the geography and wildlife of Brazil. The materials included teach about the geography, wildlife, and history of Brazil from the first European settlement of the 1500s to the…
This Brazil Wildlife Animal Project is perfect for students who want to learn about the animals that live in Brazil. With this project, students research, design a poster, create a model and give a presentation.
The Bridge Design Challenge The Bridge Design Challenge is an engaging educational resource primarily meant for educators and homeschoolers. This interactive tool aims at teaching the concept of Physical Science with a hint of fun.
Science/literacy activity packet teaching students about bridges and bridge engineering, combining informational reading with reading-response and matching activities; catalog also describes an included popsicle-stick bridge-building project not present in the captured evidence.
A STEM engineering-design project in which students design, build, and test a sailboat meant to travel as far as possible down a classroom 'river' in 10 seconds.
A cross-curricular teacher pack (lesson notes, worksheets, displays and activities) for teaching young children about the butterfly life cycle across science, art and English.
Capitol Reef National Park Geography Unit: An Engaging Teaching Resource This comprehensive unit offers an in-depth exploration starting from the inception of the park, moving through its geography, showcasing its wildlife and zooming onto…
Card Game Challenge Designed to engage and captivate learners on multiple levels, the Card Game Challenge resource incorporates the intriguing concept of Robot Biomimicry.
The Cardboard Creation Design Challenge The Cardboard Creation Design Challenge is a well-formulated teaching resource that suits versatile educational environments.
Carlsbad Caverns National Park Geography Unit A remarkable educational resource mainly for Grade 6 to Grade 9 educators, this Geography Unit aligns perfectly with the Social Studies and Geography curriculum.
This is a City of Tenochtitlan Model. National Curriculum Standards: Learners will understand mechanisms by which governments meet the needs and wants of citizens, regulate territory, manage conflict, establish order and security, and…
Classroom Design Challenge: Your Next Gen Pedagogical Tool! The Classroom Design Challenge offers a unique platform for hands-on learning, promoting engagement and facilitating high-quality education for all types of learners.
Five simplified climate types — dry, tropical, temperate, continental, and polar — are explained with their defining weather patterns, example regions, and animal adaptations, from camels surviving the dry climate to polar bears and penguins in the polar climate. Students first work through a short learning section and an exit ticket matching each climate to an animal-adaptation description, checked against a teacher's edition answer page, before starting the hands-on project. The project itself is a circular "Climate Disk": students color a world map by climate key on the Recording Sheet, then cut a wedge-shaped overlay into five color-coded pieces and glue them onto a background to build a display-ready craft. A Writing Background option and a playdough-and-lamination alternative to the Recording Sheet are both offered for classrooms that prefer a printer-friendly or reusable version.
This activity is perfect for teachers who want to encourage their students to participate in shared research and writing projects . It is a great way for students to learn about any topic.
A STEM/design-challenge activity asking students to design a solution that makes their community more accessible, inspired by a real story of a homemade Lego wheelchair ramp.
Coolest Bicycle Design Challenge: A Comprehensive Teaching Resource The Coolest Bicycle Design Challenge is a comprehensive teaching resource, adeptly crafted for the inventive minds of students.