Women In Engineering Organization

The Future Scientists & Engineers of America (FSEA) offers a list of science and engineering related projects to work on and build in your classroom. www.fsea.org/frprojct/projlist.htm

The Idea Place offers lesson plans on the following topics for grades K-2, 3-5, and 6-8 respectively: Light, Lasers, and Optics, Math in Motion, Gears and Gadgets, and Technology -Then and Now. www.latech.edu/ideaplace/adults/teachers.htm

The Lemon Battery Challenge - learn about electricity and electric cars. www.eweek.org/2002/DiscoverE/activities/lemon.shtml

Making the Connection - Hands-on Activities to Introduce Students in Grades 3-12 to Engineering. It includes such activities as engineering a sneaker, designing food packaging, a roller coaster, and a bike helmet, as well as understanding the engineering behind telecommunications and the engineering of fabrics. Visit the site, which offers a helpful presenter's guide to prepare you for preparing your students, for more fun and educational engineering activities. www.wepan.org/events_connection.html

Speaking With Light: Understanding Optical Fiber www.eweek.org/2002/DiscoverE/activities/light.shtml

Browse through the SWE lesson plans where you'll learn about the civil, mechanical, aeronautical, and aerospace engineering disciplines. www.swe.org/iac/LP/index.html

Technology Lesson Plans from the University of Michigan. Lessons are geared toward students from elementary through high school.
www.eecs.umich.edu/mathscience/funexperiments/
agesubject/technology.html




		The Future Scientists & Engineers of America (FSEA) offers a list of science and engineering related projects to work on and build in your classroom. www.fsea.org/frprojct/projlist.htm The Idea Place offers lesson plans on the following topics for grades K-2, 3-5, and 6-8 respectively: Light, Lasers, and Optics, Math in Motion, Gears and Gadgets, and Technology -Then and Now. www.latech.edu/ideaplace/adults/teachers.htm The Lemon Battery Challenge - learn about electricity and electric cars. www.eweek.org/2002/DiscoverE/activities/lemon.shtml Making the Connection - Hands-on Activities to Introduce Students in Grades 3-12 to Engineering. It includes such activities as engineering a sneaker, designing food packaging, a roller coaster, and a bike helmet, as well as understanding the engineering behind telecommunications and the engineering of fabrics. Visit the site, which offers a helpful presenter's guide to prepare you for preparing your students, for more fun and educational engineering activities. www.wepan.org/events_connection.html Speaking With Light: Understanding Optical Fiber www.eweek.org/2002/DiscoverE/activities/light.shtml Browse through the SWE lesson plans where you'll learn about the civil, mechanical, aeronautical, and aerospace engineering disciplines. www.swe.org/iac/LP/index.html Technology Lesson Plans from the University of Michigan. Lessons are geared toward students from elementary through high school. www.eecs.umich.edu/mathscience/funexperiments/ agesubject/technology.html
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