Learning Resources
Measure the World Kits
The American Precision Museum, in collaboration with SparkShop, has developed a series of free kits that give 4th- to 6th -grade students a hands-on introduction to Manufacturing, STEM, and Design. […]
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Protected: Experimenting with Energy Unit
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Achieving Repeatability Kits
The American Precision Museum, in collaboration with SparkShop, has developed a series of free kits that give 4th- to 6th-grade students a hands-on introduction to Manufacturing, STEM, and Design. In […]
Experimenting with Energy Kit
The American Precision Museum, in collaboration with SparkShop, has developed a series of free kits that give 4th- to 6th -grade students a hands-on introduction to Manufacturing, STEM, and Design. […]
Protected: Achieving Repeatability Unit
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Primary Source: How can government empower inventors?
The US Constitution, Article 1 section 8 describes the powers of Congress. Students are asked to consider: which of these powers do you think would help increase manufacturing and encourage […]
How did a World’s Fair result in an export contract?
The 1851 Great Exhibition, at the Crystal Palace in London, allowed exhibitors from around the world to showcase art, industry, and inventions. Notable American exhibitors included not only Robbins & […]
How did precision manufacturing spread through the nation?
Review a family tree of companies. Lesson plan and link to interactive presentation available for free download.
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