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STEM for First Time Engineers!
Class experience
US Grade 4 - 5
Beginner Level
In this class students will learn about simple circuit design and speed. Students will spend 30-45 minutes building a small propeller car that is powered by a simple battery circuit. Once the car is built students will test their designs by testing how far their car travels. After testing their design, they will get to optimize their design to see if they can make their car go further than before. Concepts that students will learn from this class are: 1. How a simple DC circuit works 2....
This class is taught in English.
1. How a simple DC circuit works 2. How to design a simple DC circuit. We will do this in a simple, easy to use online designer and then translate that design to an actual circuit 3. The engineering process (Design, build, test & measure, improve)
I am an electronic test system design engineer with 15 years working experience as a STEM professional. I really enjoy teaching STEM and passing on the passion of STEM to the next generation.
Homework Offered
Assessments Offered
Learners progress will be assessed by their general understanding and grasping of the class exercise and by their completion of the total engineering project.Grades Offered
- 2 AA batteries - 2 pieces of cardboard - 2 plastic straws - glue (Elmer's glue, super glue, or hot glue gun) The remaining materials needed for this project are in the detailed "Propeller Car List of Materials" file attached below
Parents should be prepared to help their student build their propeller car. Some students will choose to use a hot glue gun, super glue, or Elmer's glue to assemble their car. All gluing and assembly of the basic car structure (not including the wheels or the circuit) should be completed before the start of class. This way we can spend more time learning about circuits, designing our circuit, and the engineering process.
Students can find the supplies for this STEM project in the learner supply list
STEMworks started out of a passion to teach students that are passionate about learning STEM.
Group Class
$20
per classMeets once
55 min
Completed by 4 learners
Live video meetings
Ages 8-10
3-6 learners per class