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Instructor Marc Rubinstein teaches his future engineers how to wire a circuit properly, and how to create a flashlight out of recycled materials.
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Future Engineers- Monument School
[nggallery id=12] Monument School Future Engineers Club members build their “crush proof” towers and test them with various objects, such as bricks and stacks of books. They then measure the weight of the items that successfully crushed their tower and compare their results with the rest of the group. Each student has an opportunity to… Continue Reading
From the GM Teach Green Blog: Spending the Summer with Our Future Engineers
[singlepic id=463 w=320 h=240 float=] Thanks for continuing to follow my blog and letting me share my classroom experiences with you. This Summer, I’d like to take you away from my usual location at Gateway High School, and direct you to a new set of students and activities taking place at the Boys & Girls… Continue Reading
From the GM Teach Green Blog: An Edible STEM Arrangement
[singlepic id=500 w=320 h=240 float=] During the second and third week of camp, we began to introduce tools and machines. We wanted to give students a simple modeling project that would ease them into their use of the equipment and our safety rules and procedures. Our design challenge was to brainstorm an innovative edible candy… Continue Reading
Future Engineers Summer Camp at Mott School in Trenton
[nggallery id=22] On the first day of camp, the students were given various creative materials to craft a large nametag for themselves. [nggallery id=23] One of the first lessons that Mr. Anderson taught our campers was the importance of drawing an accurate model. He stressed the importance of using a ruler in order to ensure… Continue Reading