This module introduces students to key concepts in medicine, biology, and patient care, while fostering compassion and awareness of real-world health challenges. Following the medical study, students transition into a hands-on engineering challenge inspired by Stacey’s journey. The take on the role of various STEMM professionals as they use medical test, x-ray, biopsy, and radioactive tracers to diagnose Stacy. Since osteosarcoma treatment often involves surgical removal of the affected limb, students are tasked with designing and building a functional prosthetic hand. The goal: Create a model hand capable of grasping a ping pong ball and placing it into a cup—a fun yet meaningful test of design, dexterity, and problem-solving. This challenge encourages creativity, teamwork, and application of engineering principles, while reinforcing the connection between science and human-centered innovation.

I want students to be able to decompose fractions greater than 1 into a fraction equivalent to a whole number and a fraction. I want them to work through the concrete-semiconcrete-abstract framework. I want the lesson to be super bowl themed.

I would like to cover decomposing fractions equivalent to a whole number and a fraction less than 1. Writing a mixed number as a fraction and writing a fraction greater than 1 as a mixed number. Add and subtract mixed numbers with like denominators. Writing and solving an equation with mixed numbers with like deonminators in order to solve a real world-problem. I would like it to be super bowl based as that is coming up soon.

I want to design a project about the rocky shore that incorporates NGSS standards. It will blend math, science, and literacy, with students working together in groups to explore key concepts. My students love Pokemon this year. We want to visit the Birch Aquarium.

Technology solutions to improve sustainability during FIFA worldcup 2026. Reduce carbon footprint while preserving economic spill in big cities. Industry 4.0, analog and digital electronic circuits

Lean Business Canvas

Making a website with html css and Java script

kids will build a scale model of a box car using a net. the shapes of their cars will be cubes or rectangular prisms. they will see if volume affects the speed of their cars. (No motor, just energy forces at work). over the course of the project the novel study will be hidden figures - learning about the civil rights movement, how anyone despite color or gender, could become an engineer.