Use biomimicry to design new versions of everyday objects.

Research and develop an argument for choosing whether donate your body or not.

Explore how differences in density can create motion in liquids.

Apply computational thinking skills to identify patterns in the cycle of the moon. Then modify a computer program in Scratch that shows how the moon appears throughout the lunar cycle.

Students will practice their interview skills by pitching an ordinary Earth item to a panel of alien investors. 

Explore how to create triggers by building a device that releases a ball when activated.

Use knowledge of energy and forces to place a ball in the center of a circle.

Students will use their own bodies to demonstrate how molecules are arranged and move within the three states of matter: solid, liquid, and gas.

Students will investigate and analyze the properties of a set of items to determine which materials are best suited for different tasks.