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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: Measure the World Unit
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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
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
Simple Aerospace
What forces and materials help airplanes fly? This summer camp theme explores Simple Aerospace. Project: Description: Related concepts and machines: Principles of Flight: Forces and Axes From NASA: Principles of […]
Repeatability and Mass Production
What are some techniques for mass production? This summer camp theme explores REPEATABILITY! And if you’ve never heard the word, it’s one we use here at the museum quite a […]
Reducing Friction
Why does friction matter when using machines? This summer camp theme explores friction and smoothness. Project: Description: Related concepts and machines: Bearings From Try Engineering from IEEE. Bearings are found […]
Make it Move, Part 2
How do we make machines move? This summer camp theme explores MOTION! See part one for sensors and more. Project: Description: Related concepts and machines: Machine Dissection From APM. Discuss […]
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