Lesson Plans

D-Bait (Exemplary)

D-Bait (Exemplary)

Lesson Overview: Using principles of ecosystem interactions and buoyancy, students will design and 3D print real fishing lures that imitate ...
Crab Robotics

Crab Robotics

Lesson Overview:  Robotics team has been tasked to design a predator to compete against the Maryland Blue Crab. Your team ...
A Nest Above The Rest

A Nest Above The Rest

Lesson Overview: Students will need to design and print 3D bird nests, in order to be placed into different locations ...
Water Water Everywhere and More

Water Water Everywhere and More

Lesson Overview: Students work with your group to create a STEM based audio-visual presentation (MP4 video required) that clearly identifies ...
Build Your Own Wind Turbine

Build Your Own Wind Turbine

Lesson Overview: Students create a wind turbine that will be able to give clean power to at least 400 homes! ...
Wing it

Wing it

Lesson Overview:  Students integrate observations of biological processes and organisms into the design of a wind turbine blade to optimize ...
Robot Robot Goose

Robot Robot Goose

Lesson Overview: Students design and create a robotic decoy that mimics a light goose’s behavior well enough to encourage a ...
Planting Roots

Planting Roots

Lesson Overview: Students will design and print a model root structure based off of native plants in your area to help ...
Raptor Round Up

Raptor Round Up

Lesson Overview:  Students develop a gardening hand tool that is inspired by prehistoric or contemporary organism adaptations. Lesson Scenario:  Rusler ...
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