Engineering from Above All 8 Episodes Bundle Worksheets + Google Forms

This is the complete worksheet set for Engineering from Above (History Channel, 2026): a fill-in-the-blank worksheet for every one of the 8 episodes, gathered in a single download. Each worksheet tracks its episode in the order the film presents it, so students write as they watch and finish each day with an organized record they can revise from.

Built for World History, the set gives you a ready spine for a multi-week unit: assign one episode per class period, pull a few to cover a planned absence, or work through the whole series in a homeschool study. It suits World History classes tracing engineering across eras - the Pantheon, Borobudur, Machu Picchu, Spanish colonial Cartagena, WWII sea forts and the Panama Canal, and Physics and Earth science classes covering load, friction, wind and seismic forces, and why structures fail - real bridges, tunnels, dams and domes. Every episode includes its own answer key, and the keys are grouped together at the back so you can print just the student pages for a class set. The layout is clean and low-ink throughout, designed to print two-sided.

Episodes covered: Fortresses, For the Gods, Superstars, Record Breakers, Engineering Nature, Engineering Disasters, Engineering for the Extreme, and Bizarre Engineering.

A self-grading digital version is included as well. The last page of the PDF carries a "make a copy" link for each of the 8 episode quizzes; one click drops a ready-made copy into your own Google Drive, where you can assign it through Google Classroom or simply by link. The questions match the printable worksheet, every item is multiple choice so grading is fully automatic, and scores appear under the form's Responses tab the moment a student submits. Use the printable set, the digital quizzes, or both.

Before you plan the unit, confirm you can show the series: HISTORY broadcast all eight episodes in the late summer of 2026, and they can be streamed on HISTORY's own website by signing in with a TV provider, or through a Hulu or Philo subscription. As of September 2026 no free route to the episodes exists.

If the set saves you prep time, a quick rating wherever you downloaded it helps other teachers find it. Questions or a correction are welcome at contact@responseresources.studio.