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Make a stopmotion animation that helps your younger students understand the science behind it. This paper-craft circuits activity can be completed in one class period! We 3D printed a holder for the mini motors to stabilze the structure but there was still a bit of wobbling. Stay tuned as we ask our 5th grade teams to optimize the stand! If you're interested in learning more about circuits with k-5 groups, join our fall STEM Bites mini series (leave comment for link)

Learning circuits is so much more fun with the 3Dux "Lil' Duck" Check out our Build-a-Bot kits for the whole class! https://www.3duxdesign.com/products/gobox-build-a-bots

These little bots are so much fun your little engineers won't realize they're learning about 3 different forces

This is a perfect example of intentional tech integration. - 3Dux Style isn’t just adding a digital layer for the sake of using technology; it gives students a fun, low-pressure way to practice communication, organize their ideas, and think about how to clearly share a message with an audience.

Check out our latest activity that teaches simple machines...

👀 Educators—Power Up Your Fall with FREE STEM Bites!

Join 3DuxDesign and the STEM Pioneers for a free, three-part Zoom mini-series featuring quick, hands-on activities in circuitry, renewable energy, and motorized bots. Each 30-minute session is designed to give educators practical ideas they can bring directly to their students. https://forms.gle/2Y4o3aCU8Ur4dURN7

STEM Pioneers is part of an NSF-supported regional initiative led by Penn State, The College of New Jersey, and West Virginia University to strengthen elementary STEM education and educator leadership across the Mid-Atlantic.
⚡ September 28: Circuitry
☀️ October 19: Solar & Wind Energy
🤖 November 16: Motorized Bots

Save your spot and get ready to build, explore, and power up your STEM teaching!