Lesson Plan: Rolling into Fall with Ramp Physics
This lesson plan accompanies out slope and ball simulator available here. Use this lesson plan with the appropriate age group. Hint you can click the grade grouping button at the…
“Speed Down the Slope” Physics Game!
How to use: experiment with making the slope steeper and watch how it affects the speed of the ball. Try it with a real ball and a plank of wood.…
Learn to Teach Paper Engineering!
Paper Engineering Techniques Paper Engineering Techniques Interactive Guide for K-8 Educators 📚 Welcome ▼ Welcome to the world of paper engineering! This interactive guide introduces five fundamental pop-up techniques that…
Interactive Card Craft
Complementing Pop-Up Cards, interactive cards also blend science, math, and art through everyday materials. This construction process challenges learners to apply precision engineering skills, from exact hole placement to smooth…
Pop-Up Card Craft
Guide learners in creating engaging pop-up cards using simple materials you likely already have in your home or classroom. The construction process itself is a valuable lesson in math and spatial…
Play it! Learn it! The 1978 Space Invaders Game and The Arcade Revolution Lesson Plan!!!
Parents and kids can have fun playing a version of this early 1978 game, then extend the experience with the interactive lesson plan below! After playing the game you and…
Step-by-Step Long Division and Multiplication Grid
Tackle big numbers with confidence using our Long Division and Multiplication Grid one-pager. This simple, reusable tool gives students a clear way to see each step of long division and…
2 Ways to Practice Multiplication: Digital or DIY!
Math only gets more challenging as the year goes on, so the start of the school year is the perfect time for learners to refresh their multiplication skills. We’ve put…
Disability Pride Month: Build a Model Wheelchair and Learn about Accessibility
This Disability Pride Month let’s educate our learners about accessibility by exploring one way that technology can support people with a physical disability. In this hands-on activity, students can build…
Try PONG! The 1972 Game That Started It All!
To play PONG is to play with history! Try it below! If you are on a mobile device this version of Pong works best if you turn your phone sideways…
