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Objective

By the end of this lesson, you will learn how engineering and technology work together to solve problems and create amazing things!

Materials and Prep

  • Building blocks or Legos
  • Paper and markers
  • Imagination and creativity

No prior knowledge is required, just come with an open mind and a willingness to explore!

Activities

  • 1. Build a Tower: Use the building blocks or Legos to construct the tallest tower you can. Think about the design and stability of your tower.
  • 2. Draw a Robot: Imagine and draw a robot that can help people in their daily lives. What special features does your robot have?
  • 3. Create a Blueprint: Design a blueprint of a futuristic city using paper and markers. Include flying cars, robot helpers, and green spaces.

Talking Points

  • What is Engineering?
    "Engineering is like being a problem solver. Engineers use their creativity and knowledge to design and build things that help people."
  • How do Engineers use Technology?
    "Engineers use technology like computers and machines to bring their ideas to life. It's like having superpowers to create amazing inventions!"
  • Why is Creativity Important in Engineering?
    "Creativity helps engineers think of new and innovative solutions to problems. It's like having a super cool tool in your toolbox!"

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