DISCOVERE | ENGINEERING ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS, RESOURCES FORPROGRAMSDISCOVERTRAININGACTIVITIESDOWNLOADSABOUT At Home Engineering. Ben, an engineering designer at Bechtel, challenges YOU to design and build a boat powered by a rubber band! Try this fun engineering activity and share your results. You can email photos to social@DiscoverE.org or post them on Instagram and LEAD LIKE A WOMAN: ENGINEERING A NEW MINDSET Air Date: May 12, 2021. Watch On Demand. The leader is charismatic, assertive, takes a hard line. The “male leadership archetype” and other gender norms shut many people out of personal and career growth opportunities. In the session we chatted about creating our own leadership archetypes by embracing new ways of working that complement our personalities rather than counter 10 REASONS TO LOVE ENGINEERING Enjoy job flexibility. An engineering degree offers you lots of freedom in finding your dream job. It can be a launching pad for jobs in business, design, medicine, law, and government. To employers or graduate schools, an engineering degree reflects a well-educated individual who has been taught ways of analyzing and solving problems

that can

| DISCOVERE ENGINEERING Design a Wind Turbine. Students design and test different sizes and shapes of wind blades to determine which kind can maximize the electrical output with the breeze from a fan. Welcome to the DiscoverE community! Thank you for your efforts to celebrate engineering and

engage students.

MAKE A MODEL OF A GEODESIC DOME. ind more actiities at wwwiscoerorg A geodesic dome is a sphere-like frame structure that is made up of triangles. The triangles create a

framework

HOMEMADE WIGGLEBOT

Find more activities at: www.iscover.org Create a simple robot that can draw its own designs. Grades K–2, 3–5 Homemade Wigglebot Instructions Materials HOW CAN YOU ENSURE A SAFE LANDING WHEN YOU DROP A CUP ind ore aciiies a: scoeror A canopy is the part of a parachute that fills with air. Air trapped in the canopy slows the fall of a parachute because of air resistance, or the force of the air pushing SLENDER 3–5, 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES 45 TOWER CHALLENGE Slender Tower Challenge 3 RELEVANT TERMINOLOGY Footprint: The area taken up by a building’s base. Slenderness ratio: The ratio of a skyscraper’s width to its height. Engineers consider buildings “slender” if they have a width-to- GRADES 60 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES DESIGN A SHOE Design and create a pair of shoes that is stylish and holds up when worn and walked in. DESIGN CHALLENGE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Per whole group ☐ 1 utility knife (for activity leader) ☐ Markers ☐ Ruler ☐ Several hot glue guns ☐ Several rolls of duct tape ☐ Several rolls of ribbon ☐ Optional: stickers, beads, gems, or other decorations Per team GRADES 30–60 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES DESIGN A DOME Design a 12" domed structure strong enough to support 60 pennies on top. DESIGN CHALLENGE MATERIALS Supplies and Equipment ☐ Pennies (at least 60) ☐ Scissors (1 pair per team) Consumables ☐ Cardboard or cereal boxes ☐ Wooden craft dowels (package of 100) ☐ Various paper types ☐ Rubber bands (100–500) ☐ Craft sticks (box of

1,000) ☐ String

DISCOVERE | ENGINEERING ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS, RESOURCES FORPROGRAMSDISCOVERTRAININGACTIVITIESDOWNLOADSABOUT At Home Engineering. Ben, an engineering designer at Bechtel, challenges YOU to design and build a boat powered by a rubber band! Try this fun engineering activity and share your results. You can email photos to social@DiscoverE.org or post them on Instagram and LEAD LIKE A WOMAN: ENGINEERING A NEW MINDSET Air Date: May 12, 2021. Watch On Demand. The leader is charismatic, assertive, takes a hard line. The “male leadership archetype” and other gender norms shut many people out of personal and career growth opportunities. In the session we chatted about creating our own leadership archetypes by embracing new ways of working that complement our personalities rather than counter 10 REASONS TO LOVE ENGINEERING Enjoy job flexibility. An engineering degree offers you lots of freedom in finding your dream job. It can be a launching pad for jobs in business, design, medicine, law, and government. To employers or graduate schools, an engineering degree reflects a well-educated individual who has been taught ways of analyzing and solving problems

that can

| DISCOVERE ENGINEERING Design a Wind Turbine. Students design and test different sizes and shapes of wind blades to determine which kind can maximize the electrical output with the breeze from a fan. Welcome to the DiscoverE community! Thank you for your efforts to celebrate engineering and

engage students.

MAKE A MODEL OF A GEODESIC DOME. ind more actiities at wwwiscoerorg A geodesic dome is a sphere-like frame structure that is made up of triangles. The triangles create a

framework

HOMEMADE WIGGLEBOT

Find more activities at: www.iscover.org Create a simple robot that can draw its own designs. Grades K–2, 3–5 Homemade Wigglebot Instructions Materials HOW CAN YOU ENSURE A SAFE LANDING WHEN YOU DROP A CUP ind ore aciiies a: scoeror A canopy is the part of a parachute that fills with air. Air trapped in the canopy slows the fall of a parachute because of air resistance, or the force of the air pushing SLENDER 3–5, 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES 45 TOWER CHALLENGE Slender Tower Challenge 3 RELEVANT TERMINOLOGY Footprint: The area taken up by a building’s base. Slenderness ratio: The ratio of a skyscraper’s width to its height. Engineers consider buildings “slender” if they have a width-to- GRADES 60 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES DESIGN A SHOE Design and create a pair of shoes that is stylish and holds up when worn and walked in. DESIGN CHALLENGE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Per whole group ☐ 1 utility knife (for activity leader) ☐ Markers ☐ Ruler ☐ Several hot glue guns ☐ Several rolls of duct tape ☐ Several rolls of ribbon ☐ Optional: stickers, beads, gems, or other decorations Per team GRADES 30–60 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES DESIGN A DOME Design a 12" domed structure strong enough to support 60 pennies on top. DESIGN CHALLENGE MATERIALS Supplies and Equipment ☐ Pennies (at least 60) ☐ Scissors (1 pair per team) Consumables ☐ Cardboard or cereal boxes ☐ Wooden craft dowels (package of 100) ☐ Various paper types ☐ Rubber bands (100–500) ☐ Craft sticks (box of

1,000) ☐ String

ABOUT US | DISCOVERE ENGINEERING DiscoverE works to ensure people everywhere understand how engineers, technicians, and technologists make the world a better place. 30 years ago we were the first to call on the engineering community to volunteer in their local schools and help young students discover engineering. Now we lead a growing volunteer and educator movement

recognized

DISCOVER ENGINEERING™ Spark a student's interest in engineering. Use the resources and information below to help them discover engineering.

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CHATS WITH CHANGE MAKERS Chats with Change Makers. Watch our high school host, Tiffany--a Future City alum, as she interviews STEM professionals who are working hard to make the world a better place. Our live chats will resume in Fall 2021. In the meantime, enjoy our on-demand library of 16

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CIVIL ENGINEERING

As a civil engineer, your job would be to oversee the construction of the buildings and infrastructure that make up our world: highways, skyscrapers, railways, bridges, and water reservoirs, as well as some of the most spectacular and high-profile of all engineering feats—think of the world’s tallest building, the towering Burj

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HOW CAN YOU ENSURE A SAFE LANDING WHEN YOU DROP A CUP ind ore aciiies a: scoeror A canopy is the part of a parachute that fills with air. Air trapped in the canopy slows the fall of a parachute because of air resistance, or the force of the air pushing SLENDER 3–5, 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES 45 TOWER CHALLENGE Slender Tower Challenge 3 RELEVANT TERMINOLOGY Footprint: The area taken up by a building’s base. Slenderness ratio: The ratio of a skyscraper’s width to its height. Engineers consider buildings “slender” if they have a width-to- 6–8, 9–12 CORE SAMPLING ind mre atiities at iscoerEorg Grades 6–8, 9–12 30 minutes Core Sampling Extract a core sample to see what lies below the surface of

the earth.

GRADES 30–60 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES DESIGN A DOME Design a 12" domed structure strong enough to support 60 pennies on top. DESIGN CHALLENGE MATERIALS Supplies and Equipment ☐ Pennies (at least 60) ☐ Scissors (1 pair per team) Consumables ☐ Cardboard or cereal boxes ☐ Wooden craft dowels (package of 100) ☐ Various paper types ☐ Rubber bands (100–500) ☐ Craft sticks (box of

1,000) ☐ String

DISCOVERE | ENGINEERING ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS, RESOURCES FORPROGRAMSDISCOVERTRAININGACTIVITIESDOWNLOADSABOUT We help unite, mobilize, and support the engineering and technology volunteer communities. We provide engineering activities for kids and

students.

10 REASONS TO LOVE ENGINEERING 10 reasons for student to become involved in engineering. An engineering degree offers you lots of freedom in finding your dream

job.

| DISCOVERE ENGINEERING Students design and test different sizes and shapes of wind blades to determine which kind can maximize the electrical output with the

breeze from a fan.

HOW CAN YOU ENSURE A SAFE LANDING WHEN YOU DROP A CUP ind ore aciiies a: scoeror A canopy is the part of a parachute that fills with air. Air trapped in the canopy slows the fall of a parachute because of air resistance, or the force of the air pushing MAKE A MODEL OF A GEODESIC DOME. ind more actiities at wwwiscoerorg A geodesic dome is a sphere-like frame structure that is made up of triangles. The triangles create a

framework

| DISCOVERE ENGINEERING Participants work in teams to build an Alka-Seltzer rocket that can carry a payload of clay and hit a target several feet away. They observe the chemical reaction that occurs when a base and an acid mix and consider Newton’s Third Law of Motion along with forces such as

gravity and thrust.

HOMEMADE WIGGLEBOT

Find more activities at: www.iscover.org Create a simple robot that can draw its own designs. Grades K–2, 3–5 Homemade Wigglebot Instructions Materials GRADES 60 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES DESIGN A SHOE Design and create a pair of shoes that is stylish and holds up when worn and walked in. DESIGN CHALLENGE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Per whole group ☐ 1 utility knife (for activity leader) ☐ Markers ☐ Ruler ☐ Several hot glue guns ☐ Several rolls of duct tape ☐ Several rolls of ribbon ☐ Optional: stickers, beads, gems, or other decorations Per team GRADES 30–60 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES DESIGN A DOME Design a 12" domed structure strong enough to support 60 pennies on top. DESIGN CHALLENGE MATERIALS Supplies and Equipment ☐ Pennies (at least 60) ☐ Scissors (1 pair per team) Consumables ☐ Cardboard or cereal boxes ☐ Wooden craft dowels (package of 100) ☐ Various paper types ☐ Rubber bands (100–500) ☐ Craft sticks (box of

1,000) ☐ String

GRADES 30 3–5, 6–8 MINUTES PUFF MOBILES Design and build a car that moves by wind power. DESIGN CHALLENGE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Per whole group ☐ Scissors ☐ Ruler or tape measure ☐ Optional: Markers, colored pencils, and other craft supplies Per team (small groups or individuals) DISCOVERE | ENGINEERING ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS, RESOURCES FORPROGRAMSDISCOVERTRAININGACTIVITIESDOWNLOADSABOUT We help unite, mobilize, and support the engineering and technology volunteer communities. We provide engineering activities for kids and

students.

10 REASONS TO LOVE ENGINEERING 10 reasons for student to become involved in engineering. An engineering degree offers you lots of freedom in finding your dream

job.

| DISCOVERE ENGINEERING Students design and test different sizes and shapes of wind blades to determine which kind can maximize the electrical output with the

breeze from a fan.

HOW CAN YOU ENSURE A SAFE LANDING WHEN YOU DROP A CUP ind ore aciiies a: scoeror A canopy is the part of a parachute that fills with air. Air trapped in the canopy slows the fall of a parachute because of air resistance, or the force of the air pushing MAKE A MODEL OF A GEODESIC DOME. ind more actiities at wwwiscoerorg A geodesic dome is a sphere-like frame structure that is made up of triangles. The triangles create a

framework

| DISCOVERE ENGINEERING Participants work in teams to build an Alka-Seltzer rocket that can carry a payload of clay and hit a target several feet away. They observe the chemical reaction that occurs when a base and an acid mix and consider Newton’s Third Law of Motion along with forces such as

gravity and thrust.

HOMEMADE WIGGLEBOT

Find more activities at: www.iscover.org Create a simple robot that can draw its own designs. Grades K–2, 3–5 Homemade Wigglebot Instructions Materials GRADES 60 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES DESIGN A SHOE Design and create a pair of shoes that is stylish and holds up when worn and walked in. DESIGN CHALLENGE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Per whole group ☐ 1 utility knife (for activity leader) ☐ Markers ☐ Ruler ☐ Several hot glue guns ☐ Several rolls of duct tape ☐ Several rolls of ribbon ☐ Optional: stickers, beads, gems, or other decorations Per team GRADES 30–60 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES DESIGN A DOME Design a 12" domed structure strong enough to support 60 pennies on top. DESIGN CHALLENGE MATERIALS Supplies and Equipment ☐ Pennies (at least 60) ☐ Scissors (1 pair per team) Consumables ☐ Cardboard or cereal boxes ☐ Wooden craft dowels (package of 100) ☐ Various paper types ☐ Rubber bands (100–500) ☐ Craft sticks (box of

1,000) ☐ String

GRADES 30 3–5, 6–8 MINUTES PUFF MOBILES Design and build a car that moves by wind power. DESIGN CHALLENGE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Per whole group ☐ Scissors ☐ Ruler or tape measure ☐ Optional: Markers, colored pencils, and other craft supplies Per team (small groups or individuals) DISCOVER ENGINEERING™ Spark a student's interest in engineering. Use the resources and information below to help them discover engineering. ABOUT US | DISCOVERE ENGINEERING A little bit about us, we are DiscoverE (formerly the National Engineers Week Foundation). We help unite, mobilize, and support the engineering and technology volunteer communities.

THE PERSIST SERIES

Register To Attend. Amy Winchester is a senior chemical engineer at CBCL, a leading multidisciplinary engineering and environmental consulting firm in Atlantic Canada.. Amy is the firm’s first female Director on the Board and is heavily involved in diversity and professional development initiatives. CHATS WITH CHANGE MAKERS Watch our high school host, Tiffany--a Future City alum, as she interviews STEM professionals who are working hard to make the world a better place. Our live chats will resume in Fall 2021. In the meantime, enjoy our on-demand library of 16 epsiodes! Looking for hands-on activities for kids to do at home? Check out At Home

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| DISCOVERE ENGINEERING Take the Shell Career Quiz and learn about great jobs in Engineering, Geosciences, Process Technology, Instrumentation & Electrical Technicians, Millwrights and Welding. GRADES 45 3–5 MINUTES MAKE A TEEPEE Make a Teepee 3 RELEVANT TERMINOLOGY Cone: A three-dimensional shape with a flat, circular base that tapers to a point at the top, like a birthday hat. Teepee (or tipi): A cone-shaped tent associated with Native American tribes living in the Great Plains and Canadian

prairies.

3–5 LEAVE IT TO LEVERS ind ore activities at www.DiscoverE.org Do you see a pattern with how the numbers in the results change? (Doubling the length of the lever

should roughly

K–2, 3–5 STRENGTH OF DOMES ind more actiities at iserr Strength of Domes 60 minutes Grades K–2, 3–5 Will an eggshell break under a stack of heavy books? Instructions Materials HEART VALVE REPLACEMENT ind more activities at: iserr Heart Valve Replacement 60 minutes Grades 6–8, 9–12 Make a prototype that replaces the mitral valve

in a human heart.

GRADES 60 3–5, 6–8 MINUTES BUILD A WATERSHED Build a Watershed 3 RELEVANT TERMINOLOGY Watershed: An area of land where surface water from rain or melting snow comes together to drain into another body of water. DISCOVERE | ENGINEERING ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS, RESOURCES FORPROGRAMSDISCOVERTRAININGACTIVITIESDOWNLOADSABOUT At Home Engineering. Ben, an engineering designer at Bechtel, challenges YOU to design and build a boat powered by a rubber band! Try this fun engineering activity and share your results. You can email photos to social@DiscoverE.org or post them on Instagram and LEAD LIKE A WOMAN: ENGINEERING A NEW MINDSET Air Date: May 12, 2021. Watch On Demand. The leader is charismatic, assertive, takes a hard line. The “male leadership archetype” and other gender norms shut many people out of personal and career growth opportunities. In the session we chatted about creating our own leadership archetypes by embracing new ways of working that complement our personalities rather than counter 10 REASONS TO LOVE ENGINEERING Enjoy job flexibility. An engineering degree offers you lots of freedom in finding your dream job. It can be a launching pad for jobs in business, design, medicine, law, and government. To employers or graduate schools, an engineering degree reflects a well-educated individual who has been taught ways of analyzing and solving problems

that can

MAKE A MODEL OF A GEODESIC DOME. ind more actiities at wwwiscoerorg A geodesic dome is a sphere-like frame structure that is made up of triangles. The triangles create a

framework

GRADES 30 3–5, 6–8 MINUTES PUFF MOBILES Design and build a car that moves by wind power. DESIGN CHALLENGE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Per whole group ☐ Scissors ☐ Ruler or tape measure ☐ Optional: Markers, colored pencils, and other craft supplies Per team (small groups or individuals)

HOMEMADE WIGGLEBOT

Find more activities at: www.iscover.org Create a simple robot that can draw its own designs. Grades K–2, 3–5 Homemade Wigglebot Instructions Materials 3–5, 6–8 STRONG PAPER STRUCTURE ind mre atiities at iscoerEorg Grades 3–5, 6–8 60 minutes Strong Paper Structure Build a newspaper structure strong enough to hold heavy books. Instructions Materials HOW CAN YOU ENSURE A SAFE LANDING WHEN YOU DROP A CUP ind ore aciiies a: scoeror A canopy is the part of a parachute that fills with air. Air trapped in the canopy slows the fall of a parachute because of air resistance, or the force of the air pushing GRADES 60 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES DESIGN A SHOE Design and create a pair of shoes that is stylish and holds up when worn and walked in. DESIGN CHALLENGE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Per whole group ☐ 1 utility knife (for activity leader) ☐ Markers ☐ Ruler ☐ Several hot glue guns ☐ Several rolls of duct tape ☐ Several rolls of ribbon ☐ Optional: stickers, beads, gems, or other decorations Per team GRADES 30–60 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES DESIGN A DOME Design a 12" domed structure strong enough to support 60 pennies on top. DESIGN CHALLENGE MATERIALS Supplies and Equipment ☐ Pennies (at least 60) ☐ Scissors (1 pair per team) Consumables ☐ Cardboard or cereal boxes ☐ Wooden craft dowels (package of 100) ☐ Various paper types ☐ Rubber bands (100–500) ☐ Craft sticks (box of

1,000) ☐ String

DISCOVERE | ENGINEERING ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS, RESOURCES FORPROGRAMSDISCOVERTRAININGACTIVITIESDOWNLOADSABOUT At Home Engineering. Ben, an engineering designer at Bechtel, challenges YOU to design and build a boat powered by a rubber band! Try this fun engineering activity and share your results. You can email photos to social@DiscoverE.org or post them on Instagram and LEAD LIKE A WOMAN: ENGINEERING A NEW MINDSET Air Date: May 12, 2021. Watch On Demand. The leader is charismatic, assertive, takes a hard line. The “male leadership archetype” and other gender norms shut many people out of personal and career growth opportunities. In the session we chatted about creating our own leadership archetypes by embracing new ways of working that complement our personalities rather than counter 10 REASONS TO LOVE ENGINEERING Enjoy job flexibility. An engineering degree offers you lots of freedom in finding your dream job. It can be a launching pad for jobs in business, design, medicine, law, and government. To employers or graduate schools, an engineering degree reflects a well-educated individual who has been taught ways of analyzing and solving problems

that can

MAKE A MODEL OF A GEODESIC DOME. ind more actiities at wwwiscoerorg A geodesic dome is a sphere-like frame structure that is made up of triangles. The triangles create a

framework

GRADES 30 3–5, 6–8 MINUTES PUFF MOBILES Design and build a car that moves by wind power. DESIGN CHALLENGE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Per whole group ☐ Scissors ☐ Ruler or tape measure ☐ Optional: Markers, colored pencils, and other craft supplies Per team (small groups or individuals)

HOMEMADE WIGGLEBOT

Find more activities at: www.iscover.org Create a simple robot that can draw its own designs. Grades K–2, 3–5 Homemade Wigglebot Instructions Materials 3–5, 6–8 STRONG PAPER STRUCTURE ind mre atiities at iscoerEorg Grades 3–5, 6–8 60 minutes Strong Paper Structure Build a newspaper structure strong enough to hold heavy books. Instructions Materials HOW CAN YOU ENSURE A SAFE LANDING WHEN YOU DROP A CUP ind ore aciiies a: scoeror A canopy is the part of a parachute that fills with air. Air trapped in the canopy slows the fall of a parachute because of air resistance, or the force of the air pushing GRADES 60 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES DESIGN A SHOE Design and create a pair of shoes that is stylish and holds up when worn and walked in. DESIGN CHALLENGE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Per whole group ☐ 1 utility knife (for activity leader) ☐ Markers ☐ Ruler ☐ Several hot glue guns ☐ Several rolls of duct tape ☐ Several rolls of ribbon ☐ Optional: stickers, beads, gems, or other decorations Per team GRADES 30–60 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES DESIGN A DOME Design a 12" domed structure strong enough to support 60 pennies on top. DESIGN CHALLENGE MATERIALS Supplies and Equipment ☐ Pennies (at least 60) ☐ Scissors (1 pair per team) Consumables ☐ Cardboard or cereal boxes ☐ Wooden craft dowels (package of 100) ☐ Various paper types ☐ Rubber bands (100–500) ☐ Craft sticks (box of

1,000) ☐ String

ABOUT US | DISCOVERE ENGINEERING DiscoverE works to ensure people everywhere understand how engineers, technicians, and technologists make the world a better place. 30 years ago we were the first to call on the engineering community to volunteer in their local schools and help young students discover engineering. Now we lead a growing volunteer and educator movement

recognized

GIRL DAY | DISCOVERE ENGINEERING Girl Day (February 25, 2021) is a worldwide campaign to engage girls in engineering. Thousands of people--engineers, educators, and others--act as Role Models, facilitate engineering activities, and educate girls about how engineers change our world.. Key findings from DiscoverE's new report, Despite the Odds, found that this simple formula helps girls develop an interest in engineering, build CHATS WITH CHANGE MAKERS Chats with Change Makers. Watch our high school host, Tiffany--a Future City alum, as she interviews STEM professionals who are working hard to make the world a better place. Our live chats will resume in Fall 2021. In the meantime, enjoy our on-demand library of 16

epsiodes!

| DISCOVERE ENGINEERING Design a Wind Turbine. Students design and test different sizes and shapes of wind blades to determine which kind can maximize the electrical output with the breeze from a fan. Welcome to the DiscoverE community! Thank you for your efforts to celebrate engineering and

engage students.

HOW CAN YOU ENSURE A SAFE LANDING WHEN YOU DROP A CUP ind ore aciiies a: scoeror A canopy is the part of a parachute that fills with air. Air trapped in the canopy slows the fall of a parachute because of air resistance, or the force of the air pushing 3–5, 6–8 STRONG PAPER STRUCTURE ind mre atiities at iscoerEorg Grades 3–5, 6–8 60 minutes Strong Paper Structure Build a newspaper structure strong enough to hold heavy books. Instructions Materials | DISCOVERE ENGINEERING Participants work in teams to build an Alka-Seltzer rocket that can carry a payload of clay and hit a target several feet away. They observe the chemical reaction that occurs when a base and an acid mix and consider Newton’s Third Law of Motion along with forces such as

gravity and thrust.

A CATAPULT - DISCOVERE Design and build a small-scale catapult to launch a projectile. DESIGN CHALLENGE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Per whole group: ☐ Target ☐ Hot glue gun (for setup) ☐ Projectiles (ping-pong balls, marshmallows, Cheerios, etc.) Per team: ☐ 15 craft sticks ☐ 20 rubber bands ☐ 1 plastic bottle cap Use hot glue to attach a plastic bottle cap to one end of a craft stick; this 6–8, 9–12 CORE SAMPLING ind mre atiities at iscoerEorg Grades 6–8, 9–12 30 minutes Core Sampling Extract a core sample to see what lies below the surface of

the earth.

GRADES 60 3–5, 6–8 MINUTES BUILD A WATERSHED Build a Watershed 3 RELEVANT TERMINOLOGY Watershed: An area of land where surface water from rain or melting snow comes together to drain into another body of water. DISCOVERE | ENGINEERING ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS, RESOURCES FORPROGRAMSDISCOVERTRAININGACTIVITIESDOWNLOADSABOUT Malika, an engineer at Northrop Grumman, challenges YOU to design a beverage holder that won’t hurt wildlife or pollute the environment! Try this fun engineering activity and share your results. You can email photos to social@DiscoverE.org or post them on Instagram and Twitter using the hashtag #DiscoverEchallenge. ABOUT US | DISCOVERE ENGINEERING DiscoverE works to ensure people everywhere understand how engineers, technicians, and technologists make the world a better place. 30 years ago we were the first to call on the engineering community to volunteer in their local schools and help young students discover engineering. Now we lead a growing volunteer and educator movement

recognized

THE PERSIST SERIES

Register To Attend. Amy Winchester is a senior chemical engineer at CBCL, a leading multidisciplinary engineering and environmental consulting firm in Atlantic Canada.. Amy is the firm’s first female Director on the Board and is heavily involved in diversity and professional development initiatives. | DISCOVERE ENGINEERING Design a Wind Turbine. Students design and test different sizes and shapes of wind blades to determine which kind can maximize the electrical output with the breeze from a fan. Welcome to the DiscoverE community! Thank you for your efforts to celebrate engineering and

engage students.

10 REASONS TO LOVE ENGINEERING Enjoy job flexibility. An engineering degree offers you lots of freedom in finding your dream job. It can be a launching pad for jobs in business, design, medicine, law, and government. To employers or graduate schools, an engineering degree reflects a well-educated individual who has been taught ways of analyzing and solving problems

that can

| DISCOVERE ENGINEERING Participants work in teams to build an Alka-Seltzer rocket that can carry a payload of clay and hit a target several feet away. They observe the chemical reaction that occurs when a base and an acid mix and consider Newton’s Third Law of Motion along with forces such as gravity and thrust. Welcome to the DiscoverE community! HOW CAN YOU ENSURE A SAFE LANDING WHEN YOU DROP A CUP ind ore aciiies a: scoeror A canopy is the part of a parachute that fills with air. Air trapped in the canopy slows the fall of a parachute because of air resistance, or the force of the air pushing MAKE A MODEL OF A GEODESIC DOME. ind more actiities at wwwiscoerorg A geodesic dome is a sphere-like frame structure that is made up of triangles. The triangles create a

framework

GRADES 30 3–5, 6–8 MINUTES PUFF MOBILESWHAT IS A PUFF LIGHTWHAT IS A PUFF PIECEWHAT IS A PUFF PUFFDRAGON QUEST XI PUFF PUFFTRAVELS WITH

PUFF

Design and build a car that moves by wind power. DESIGN CHALLENGE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Per whole group ☐ Scissors ☐ Ruler or tape measure ☐ Optional: Markers, colored pencils, and other craft supplies Per team (small groups or individuals) GRADES 60 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES DESIGN A SHOE Design and create a pair of shoes that is stylish and holds up when worn and walked in. DESIGN CHALLENGE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Per whole group ☐ 1 utility knife (for activity leader) ☐ Markers ☐ Ruler ☐ Several hot glue guns ☐ Several rolls of duct tape ☐ Several rolls of ribbon ☐ Optional: stickers, beads, gems, or other decorations Per team DISCOVERE | ENGINEERING ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS, RESOURCES FORPROGRAMSDISCOVERTRAININGACTIVITIESDOWNLOADSABOUT Malika, an engineer at Northrop Grumman, challenges YOU to design a beverage holder that won’t hurt wildlife or pollute the environment! Try this fun engineering activity and share your results. You can email photos to social@DiscoverE.org or post them on Instagram and Twitter using the hashtag #DiscoverEchallenge. ABOUT US | DISCOVERE ENGINEERING DiscoverE works to ensure people everywhere understand how engineers, technicians, and technologists make the world a better place. 30 years ago we were the first to call on the engineering community to volunteer in their local schools and help young students discover engineering. Now we lead a growing volunteer and educator movement

recognized

THE PERSIST SERIES

Register To Attend. Amy Winchester is a senior chemical engineer at CBCL, a leading multidisciplinary engineering and environmental consulting firm in Atlantic Canada.. Amy is the firm’s first female Director on the Board and is heavily involved in diversity and professional development initiatives. | DISCOVERE ENGINEERING Design a Wind Turbine. Students design and test different sizes and shapes of wind blades to determine which kind can maximize the electrical output with the breeze from a fan. Welcome to the DiscoverE community! Thank you for your efforts to celebrate engineering and

engage students.

10 REASONS TO LOVE ENGINEERING Enjoy job flexibility. An engineering degree offers you lots of freedom in finding your dream job. It can be a launching pad for jobs in business, design, medicine, law, and government. To employers or graduate schools, an engineering degree reflects a well-educated individual who has been taught ways of analyzing and solving problems

that can

| DISCOVERE ENGINEERING Participants work in teams to build an Alka-Seltzer rocket that can carry a payload of clay and hit a target several feet away. They observe the chemical reaction that occurs when a base and an acid mix and consider Newton’s Third Law of Motion along with forces such as gravity and thrust. Welcome to the DiscoverE community! HOW CAN YOU ENSURE A SAFE LANDING WHEN YOU DROP A CUP ind ore aciiies a: scoeror A canopy is the part of a parachute that fills with air. Air trapped in the canopy slows the fall of a parachute because of air resistance, or the force of the air pushing MAKE A MODEL OF A GEODESIC DOME. ind more actiities at wwwiscoerorg A geodesic dome is a sphere-like frame structure that is made up of triangles. The triangles create a

framework

GRADES 30 3–5, 6–8 MINUTES PUFF MOBILESWHAT IS A PUFF LIGHTWHAT IS A PUFF PIECEWHAT IS A PUFF PUFFDRAGON QUEST XI PUFF PUFFTRAVELS WITH

PUFF

Design and build a car that moves by wind power. DESIGN CHALLENGE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Per whole group ☐ Scissors ☐ Ruler or tape measure ☐ Optional: Markers, colored pencils, and other craft supplies Per team (small groups or individuals) GRADES 60 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES DESIGN A SHOE Design and create a pair of shoes that is stylish and holds up when worn and walked in. DESIGN CHALLENGE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Per whole group ☐ 1 utility knife (for activity leader) ☐ Markers ☐ Ruler ☐ Several hot glue guns ☐ Several rolls of duct tape ☐ Several rolls of ribbon ☐ Optional: stickers, beads, gems, or other decorations Per team DISCOVERE | ENGINEERING ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS, RESOURCES FOR Malika, an engineer at Northrop Grumman, challenges YOU to design a beverage holder that won’t hurt wildlife or pollute the environment! Try this fun engineering activity and share your results. You can email photos to social@DiscoverE.org or post them on Instagram and Twitter using the hashtag #DiscoverEchallenge. ABOUT US | DISCOVERE ENGINEERING DiscoverE works to ensure people everywhere understand how engineers, technicians, and technologists make the world a better place. 30 years ago we were the first to call on the engineering community to volunteer in their local schools and help young students discover engineering. Now we lead a growing volunteer and educator movement

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CHATS WITH CHANGE MAKERS Chats with Change Makers. Watch our high school host, Tiffany--a Future City alum, as she interviews STEM professionals who are working hard to make the world a better place. Our next live chat is on Friday, May 28 at 1pm ET! Tiffany will chat with Malika, a Northrop Grumman engineer. Register here.

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As a civil engineer, your job would be to oversee the construction of the buildings and infrastructure that make up our world: highways, skyscrapers, railways, bridges, and water reservoirs, as well as some of the most spectacular and high-profile of all engineering feats—think of the world’s tallest building, the towering Burj

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K–2, 3–5 STRENGTH OF DOMES ind more actiities at iserr Strength of Domes 60 minutes Grades K–2, 3–5 Will an eggshell break under a stack of heavy books? Instructions Materials GRADES 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES FOLDING SOLAR PANEL Design a Folding Solar Panel 3 RELEVANT TERMINOLOGY Electricity: A form of energy caused by the flow of electrons that occurs naturally and can be transferred through conductive materials like GRADES 30–60 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES DESIGN A DOME Design a 12" domed structure strong enough to support 60 pennies on top. DESIGN CHALLENGE MATERIALS Supplies and Equipment ☐ Pennies (at least 60) ☐ Scissors (1 pair per team) Consumables ☐ Cardboard or cereal boxes ☐ Wooden craft dowels (package of 100) ☐ Various paper types ☐ Rubber bands (100–500) ☐ Craft sticks (box of

1,000) ☐ String

3–5 LEAVE IT TO LEVERS ind ore activities at www.DiscoverE.org Do you see a pattern with how the numbers in the results change? (Doubling the length of the lever

should roughly

DISCOVERE | ENGINEERING ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS, RESOURCES FORPROGRAMSDISCOVERTRAININGACTIVITIESDOWNLOADSABOUT At Home Engineering. Ben, an engineering designer at Bechtel, challenges YOU to design and build a boat powered by a rubber band! Try this fun engineering activity and share your results. You can email photos to social@DiscoverE.org or post them on Instagram and | DISCOVERE ENGINEERING Design a Wind Turbine. Students design and test different sizes and shapes of wind blades to determine which kind can maximize the electrical output with the breeze from a fan. Welcome to the DiscoverE community! Thank you for your efforts to celebrate engineering and

engage students.

CHATS WITH CHANGE MAKERS Chats with Change Makers. Watch our high school host, Tiffany--a Future City alum, as she interviews STEM professionals who are working hard to make the world a better place. Our next live chat is on Friday, May 28 at 1pm ET! Tiffany will chat with Malika, a Northrop Grumman engineer. Register here. 10 REASONS TO LOVE ENGINEERING Enjoy job flexibility. An engineering degree offers you lots of freedom in finding your dream job. It can be a launching pad for jobs in business, design, medicine, law, and government. To employers or graduate schools, an engineering degree reflects a well-educated individual who has been taught ways of analyzing and solving problems

that can

HOW CAN YOU ENSURE A SAFE LANDING WHEN YOU DROP A CUP ind ore aciiies a: scoeror A canopy is the part of a parachute that fills with air. Air trapped in the canopy slows the fall of a parachute because of air resistance, or the force of the air pushing | DISCOVERE ENGINEERING Participants work in teams to build an Alka-Seltzer rocket that can carry a payload of clay and hit a target several feet away. They observe the chemical reaction that occurs when a base and an acid mix and consider Newton’s Third Law of Motion along with forces such as gravity and thrust. Welcome to the DiscoverE community! MAKE A MODEL OF A GEODESIC DOME. ind more actiities at wwwiscoerorg A geodesic dome is a sphere-like frame structure that is made up of triangles. The triangles create a

framework

GRADES 60 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES DESIGN A SHOE Design and create a pair of shoes that is stylish and holds up when worn and walked in. DESIGN CHALLENGE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Per whole group ☐ 1 utility knife (for activity leader) ☐ Markers ☐ Ruler ☐ Several hot glue guns ☐ Several rolls of duct tape ☐ Several rolls of ribbon ☐ Optional: stickers, beads, gems, or other decorations Per team GRADES 30 3–5, 6–8 MINUTES PUFF MOBILESWHAT IS A PUFF LIGHTWHAT IS A PUFF PIECEWHAT IS A PUFF PUFFDRAGON QUEST XI PUFF PUFFTRAVELS WITH

PUFF

Design and build a car that moves by wind power. DESIGN CHALLENGE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Per whole group ☐ Scissors ☐ Ruler or tape measure ☐ Optional: Markers, colored pencils, and other craft supplies Per team (small groups or individuals) GRADES 30–60 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES DESIGN A DOME Design a 12" domed structure strong enough to support 60 pennies on top. DESIGN CHALLENGE MATERIALS Supplies and Equipment ☐ Pennies (at least 60) ☐ Scissors (1 pair per team) Consumables ☐ Cardboard or cereal boxes ☐ Wooden craft dowels (package of 100) ☐ Various paper types ☐ Rubber bands (100–500) ☐ Craft sticks (box of

1,000) ☐ String

DISCOVERE | ENGINEERING ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS, RESOURCES FORPROGRAMSDISCOVERTRAININGACTIVITIESDOWNLOADSABOUT At Home Engineering. Ben, an engineering designer at Bechtel, challenges YOU to design and build a boat powered by a rubber band! Try this fun engineering activity and share your results. You can email photos to social@DiscoverE.org or post them on Instagram and | DISCOVERE ENGINEERING Design a Wind Turbine. Students design and test different sizes and shapes of wind blades to determine which kind can maximize the electrical output with the breeze from a fan. Welcome to the DiscoverE community! Thank you for your efforts to celebrate engineering and

engage students.

CHATS WITH CHANGE MAKERS Chats with Change Makers. Watch our high school host, Tiffany--a Future City alum, as she interviews STEM professionals who are working hard to make the world a better place. Our next live chat is on Friday, May 28 at 1pm ET! Tiffany will chat with Malika, a Northrop Grumman engineer. Register here. 10 REASONS TO LOVE ENGINEERING Enjoy job flexibility. An engineering degree offers you lots of freedom in finding your dream job. It can be a launching pad for jobs in business, design, medicine, law, and government. To employers or graduate schools, an engineering degree reflects a well-educated individual who has been taught ways of analyzing and solving problems

that can

HOW CAN YOU ENSURE A SAFE LANDING WHEN YOU DROP A CUP ind ore aciiies a: scoeror A canopy is the part of a parachute that fills with air. Air trapped in the canopy slows the fall of a parachute because of air resistance, or the force of the air pushing | DISCOVERE ENGINEERING Participants work in teams to build an Alka-Seltzer rocket that can carry a payload of clay and hit a target several feet away. They observe the chemical reaction that occurs when a base and an acid mix and consider Newton’s Third Law of Motion along with forces such as gravity and thrust. Welcome to the DiscoverE community! MAKE A MODEL OF A GEODESIC DOME. ind more actiities at wwwiscoerorg A geodesic dome is a sphere-like frame structure that is made up of triangles. The triangles create a

framework

GRADES 60 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES DESIGN A SHOE Design and create a pair of shoes that is stylish and holds up when worn and walked in. DESIGN CHALLENGE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Per whole group ☐ 1 utility knife (for activity leader) ☐ Markers ☐ Ruler ☐ Several hot glue guns ☐ Several rolls of duct tape ☐ Several rolls of ribbon ☐ Optional: stickers, beads, gems, or other decorations Per team GRADES 30 3–5, 6–8 MINUTES PUFF MOBILESWHAT IS A PUFF LIGHTWHAT IS A PUFF PIECEWHAT IS A PUFF PUFFDRAGON QUEST XI PUFF PUFFTRAVELS WITH

PUFF

Design and build a car that moves by wind power. DESIGN CHALLENGE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Per whole group ☐ Scissors ☐ Ruler or tape measure ☐ Optional: Markers, colored pencils, and other craft supplies Per team (small groups or individuals) GRADES 30–60 6–8, 9–12 MINUTES DESIGN A DOME Design a 12" domed structure strong enough to support 60 pennies on top. DESIGN CHALLENGE MATERIALS Supplies and Equipment ☐ Pennies (at least 60) ☐ Scissors (1 pair per team) Consumables ☐ Cardboard or cereal boxes ☐ Wooden craft dowels (package of 100) ☐ Various paper types ☐ Rubber bands (100–500) ☐ Craft sticks (box of

1,000) ☐ String

ABOUT US | DISCOVERE ENGINEERING DiscoverE works to ensure people everywhere understand how engineers, technicians, and technologists make the world a better place. 30 years ago we were the first to call on the engineering community to volunteer in their local schools and help young students discover engineering. Now we lead a growing volunteer and educator movement

recognized

DISCOVER ENGINEERING™ Spark a student's interest in engineering. Use the resources and information below to help them discover engineering. CHATS WITH CHANGE MAKERS Chats with Change Makers. Watch our high school host, Tiffany--a Future City alum, as she interviews STEM professionals who are working hard to make the world a better place. Our next live chat is on Friday, May 28 at 1pm ET! Tiffany will chat with Malika, a Northrop Grumman engineer. Register here. CONVERSATION STARTERS The following set of questions have been designed to help you lead a conversation to show them that: Engineers have the technical expertise to make a difference in the world. Engineering touches many of their areas of interest. The work of engineers is more than the stereotypical picture most people have. 1. Ask: What kind of impact do

you want

HOMEMADE WIGGLEBOT

Find more activities at: www.iscover.org Create a simple robot that can draw its own designs. Grades K–2, 3–5 Homemade Wigglebot Instructions Materials GRADES 30 3–5, 6–8 MINUTES PUFF MOBILES Design and build a car that moves by wind power. DESIGN CHALLENGE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Per whole group ☐ Scissors ☐ Ruler or tape measure ☐ Optional: Markers, colored pencils, and other craft supplies Per team (small groups or individuals) K–2, 3–5 STRENGTH OF DOMES ind more actiities at iserr Strength of Domes 60 minutes Grades K–2, 3–5 Will an eggshell break under a stack of heavy books? Instructions Materials 3–5 LEAVE IT TO LEVERS ind ore activities at www.DiscoverE.org Do you see a pattern with how the numbers in the results change? (Doubling the length of the lever

should roughly

HEART VALVE REPLACEMENT ind more activities at: iserr Heart Valve Replacement 60 minutes Grades 6–8, 9–12 Make a prototype that replaces the mitral valve

in a human heart.

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