Engineering
STEM in Action! is a continuation of the “Young Engineers” program. Armed with the appropriate equipment, the small engineers are ready to deal with any problem. The right structure of a constraction, motion and mechanical advantage are now familiar topics.
The next step is to apply our knowledge, explore the energy sources and to substitute the mechanical drive with the electric motor.
Purpose of the program
The purpose of STEM in Action! is to further familiarize students with building elements and modeling techniques and engage in the design of complex mechanisms.
Program info
- Age: 7-8 years old (sequel to Young Engineers)
- Number of activities: 30
- Duration of activity: 90′
- Students per classroom: 16
Chapters
Chapter 1: Simple Machines
Chapter 2: Complex mechanisms
Chapter 3: Electric power
Chapter 4: 3D movement
Chapter 5: Energy sources
Chapter 6: Open project
Interdisciplinary knowledge
- Science: Energy transformation, Newton’s laws
- Technology: Simple Machines, Complex mechanisms
- Engineering: Mechanical advantage, Statics, Problem Solving
- Mathematics: Calculations, Motives, Geometry, Ratio