In the mind of the computer

4th grade Students construct a robot to investigate the binary system, bits, and conversions, as well as comprehending how it thinks a machine.
4th grade Students construct a robot to investigate the binary system, bits, and conversions, as well as comprehending how it thinks a machine.
Higher Elementary School and Middle School In the last 50 years, humans have begun to explore the universe, whereas the colonization of adjacent planets seems a realistic goal. So, STEM Education develops a workshop, that students work as explorers in a new celestial body, where a new mission landed recently.
5th grade Students learn about proper nutrition by programming a fun Scratch game.
6th grade In this educational program, students using the principles and knowledge of electromagnetism, will build their own motor using simple building materials and magnets. With small corrections in the distance of the magnets and the magnetic "trap", they will try to achieve the maximum rotation possible.
2nd year High School Propellers are an inconvenient way to move a car. Using the accuracy of the BBC micro:bit platform sensors as a springboard for their research, participants will experientially explore the concepts of couple forces as they are asked to describe how it is pushed, as well as describe one of the most fundamental quantities in kinematics, instantaneous velocity.
6th grade Students learn to use the Microbit and optical fiber to encrypt and decrypt Morse code messages.
6th grade The students are called to save the forest from the flames! Will they be able to send the rescue message to the fire brigade in time?
2nd year High School Friction is a constant companion from the time we wake up and begin our day. Students will construct a wheeled vehicle using a continuous servo motor during the exercises. An analogue potentiometer and the BBC micro:bit platform will be used to control the provided power.
Kindergarten Through this educational program, children will explore the concepts of Energy, "Distance Measurement", "Friction", and "Thrust" and understand the different ways in which energy makes vehicles move.
Kindergarten By stepping into the role of young scientists, children will have the opportunity to discover contemporary artists and experiment with various materials and techniques.