Learning Innovation Grant Recipient
The proposed projects require a great deal of materials. The resources provided for these hands-on projects will ensure that 40 students in the 4th and 5th grade will be actively engaged in Next Generation Science. Among the activities, students will utilize engineering and technology to build toy cars, build and test
different materials, design flying machines, take a motorized car apart and learn engineering in reverse, gardening to observe tropism, build and test structures against natural events, and create solar ovens to observing the sun’s power first hand.
