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Egg Drop Challenge (Creative and Innovative Thinking)

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Egg Drop Challenge (Creative and Innovative Thinking)

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Link: https://www.twinkl.com/resource/amp/egg-drop-challenge-pack-roi-stem-144

An egg will be dropped from a ladder and students must build a contraption that will slow the force and fall speed of the egg. The goal will be for your egg not to break when being dropped from a high position. Students will work in groups to design and put together a contraption to keep their egg safe during free fall. They will be tasked to slow the fall speed and give their egg a nice safe landing.

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Link: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/260364422196928441/

Students will make a slingshot using rubber bands, cardboard, and scissors. They will use this slingshot to knock down cups that are stacked on a table. This allows students to observe force and motion. An object at rest stays at rest until acted upon by force.

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Link: https://innovationkidslab.com/action-painting-gumballs/

Students will be learning about force and motion. They will experiment with the variety of ways objects can move through marbles and paint. Each marble will have a color of their choice. They will then roll the marbles around a piece of paper in a tray. They will then discuss all of the ways that the marbles can move.

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Link: https://youtu.be/iFwtybB3R6Q

Using jars, water, and a spoon, students can explore the affects of sound when an object is hollow or full of materials. Doing this on their own, they will be tasked with creating their own musical jars and inferencing if different levels of water will affect the sound. Students will then discuss why the water levels affect the sound before it is explained to them in class.

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Homemade Phone Speaker (Engineering and Design)

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Homemade Phone Speaker (Engineering and Design)

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Link: https://www.science-sparks.com/diy-phone-speaker/

Students will meet the needs of engineering, art, and science within this activity. The activity allows students to see a demonstration of how sound waves work as they move through the paper towel roll, to the cups, and out with a louder volume than originally produced with the phone speakers. Students will also be tasked at putting this together and decorating it. This activity will engage students as they will be able to use this and show their friends and family how they created their very own speakers!

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Link: https://www.sciencebuddies.org/stem-activities/making-sound-waves

This activity can show students that sound waves exist. Students will use a speaker, wax paper, beads, and music to see sound waves in action. Students will also experiment with  different kinds of music, volumes, and pacing to see how it affects the beads. Students will write down their observations of the sound waves when manipulated.

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Magic Ear Trick (Creative and Innovative Thinking)

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Magic Ear Trick (Creative and Innovative Thinking)

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Link: https://teachbesideme.com/5-sound-wave-experiments-for-kids/

Students will be tasked to create something that will help someone have better hearing. They will be given materials to work with and as partners must design a prototype for their invention. Together they will each design a model, come together, discuss their models and combine the best of each to have a final design that they will then put together.

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Make Your Own Harmonica (Engineering and Design)

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Make Your Own Harmonica (Engineering and Design)

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Link: https://www.sciencebuddies.org/stem-activities/make-harmonica

This activity can be used to promote engineering, art, and science within your classroom. Students will be tasked at putting together their own harmonica and will be able to design it however they please. This ability to design and put together their harmonica allows students to express themselves within the creative process. They will obtain the materials and follow along with basic instructions under supervision of the teacher.