Fill In Sentences:
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Definition Matching:
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For each vocabulary word in the left column, locate its definition in the right column.
Type the number of the correct definition in the blank before the word.
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Given a problem and half a chance, kids will engineer their way to a solution more times than not. This unit is an opportunity for them to become aware of what they do naturally (engage in the design process) and to find out how others have done so through time.
Through each topic, kids explore an everyday problem people have encountered and the various solutions they have designed: Peanut butter as a way a physician could help ill patients eat nutritious food when they were too weak to chew. Paper cups as a solution to the rampant spread of germs among users of the communal “tin dipper” cups of the early 20th century. And many more!
7 Topics in this unit
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Problems and Solutions
Suppose it’s pouring down rain.
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Peanut Butter
Do you like peanut butter?
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Taking Care of That Smile!
Sharks have an endless supply of teeth. Some get a new set every few weeks.
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Pens and Pencils, Pencils and Pens
Whether you’re tapping letters on a screen or using paper and pencil, it’s har ...
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From Dandy Horse to Bicycle
Today, you might see little kids riding around on a bicycle without pedals.
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Traffic Lights
Imagine an intersection in your town.
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From “the Brick” to the Smartwatch
Suppose you’re walking home from school, and you hear a phone ring.
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