Engineering, building, and hands-on design challenges.
Engineers solve problems: plan, build, test, and fix.
What Engineers Do
Strong Shapes
See, hear, smell, taste, and touch the world around you.
See & Hear
Forces make things move — a push or a pull.
Forces Move Things
Smell, taste, and touch — three more ways to explore.
Smell, Taste, Touch
Materials have properties: hard, soft, bendy, smooth.
Hard, Soft, Bendy
Living things grow, eat, and need water. Nonliving things don’t.
Is It Alive?
Mix senses, materials, forces, and living things.
Mixed Science Review
Show What You Know: K Science
Levers and wheels make hard work easier.
Levers
Solids, liquids, and gases are all around us.
Solid, Liquid, Gas
A circuit is a loop that makes a bulb light up.
Make a Light Turn On
Ramps and wheels make work easier.
Ramps & Wheels
Heat melts; cold freezes. Matter changes state.
Melting & Freezing
Magnets pull some things and push other magnets.
What Magnets Do
Mix machines, matter, circuits, and magnets.
Mixed Science Review
Show What You Know: Grade 1 Science
Water goes up, makes clouds, and falls as rain — again and again.
Up, Clouds, Down
Use the engineering design process: plan, build, test, improve.
Plan, Build, Improve
Give a robot steps in the right order to reach the goal.
Steps in Order
Observe weather and learn the four seasons.
Weather & Seasons
Engineers ask, imagine, plan, create, and improve.
How Engineers Solve Problems
Repeat steps with a loop, and fix a broken program.
Loops & Fixing Bugs
Mix weather, design, water cycle, and code.
Mixed Science Review
Show What You Know: Grade 2 Science
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