Activities

Game designers at Mangahigh strive to find the perfect match between player skill and difficulty level in the standards-based teaching resources they build, and allow teachers to track student progress from within the games.

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Well-designed project-based learning (PBL) has been shown to result in deeper learning and engaged, self-directed learners. Learn more about the five core elements of successful PBL.

SOURCE(S): edutopia.org

Scientists for Tomorrow is a project working to increase the impact of STEM education in after school programs around the Chicago community. By providing professional development opportunities to frontline staff, program facilitators, and leaders in the after school field, Scientists for Tomorrow works to introduce high-quality STEM learning to after school programs. Check out this video to learn about Scientist for Tomorrow's learning activities and module events. 

Discover the mysteries of milk with this fun-filled video on how different milk properties can lead to an abyss of scientific wonders. 

Egg shells are generally known to be very fragile and crack easily. Discover the hidden strength of egg shells with 4-H Science Inquiry. With a variety of devices that you can build in your own home or classroom, students test the amount of weight an egg can handle before breaking. Discover the different variables that can lead to a harder shell or a stronger exterior.

Discover quick and easy ways to create a rocket! 4-H Science Inquiry demonstrates how you can create something as intricate as a rocket with simple materials. Follow along and create one of your own to discover the different patterns and flight distances.