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. […]
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 […]
Protected: Achieving Repeatability Unit
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Blick No. 5.
Blickensderfer Manufacturing Company, Stamford, CT 1893 Blickensderfer typewriters have an unusual claim to fame: they’re extremely portable. Advertisements for the Blick in the late 1800s featured a series of characters: […]
What the Bricks Tell Us
Examining the brickwork of the museum’s historic building reveals evidence of structural changes. What does the building’s exterior tell us?
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 […]
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