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Students will put principles of building science and engineering to the test as they build structures to protect ice cubes from melting.
Students will explore how animals stay warm in the cold and use their own ‘blubber glove’ in a hands-on insulation test
During this activity, students explore the benefits of flood mitigation techniques to prevent damage.
This activity shows children how animals reinforce their habitats and encourages them to build a structure that can resist high speed winds.
Sixith of six lesson plans focused on teaching youth, grades fourth through sixth, the importance of disaster preparedness.
Fifth of six lesson plans focused on teaching youth, grades fourth through sixth, the importance of disaster preparedness.
Fourth of six lesson plans focused on teaching youth, grades fourth through sixth, the importance of disaster preparedness.
Third of six lesson plans focused on teaching youth, grades fourth through sixth, the importance of disaster preparedness.
Second of six lesson plans focused on teaching youth, grades fourth through sixth, the importance of disaster preparedness.
One of six lesson plans focused on teaching youth, grades fourth through sixth, the importance of disaster preparedness.
This activity shows students the benefits and savings of energy saving techniques.
This activity will help kids understand the importance of safely handling toxic chemicals that are kept in the home.
This activity helps students understand how energy can be conserved by designing a home to maximize sunlight during the day.
This activity allows students to see the benefits of building a home to be resistant to wind and flood.
