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Pbs Kids Design Squad Kid: Engineer: Recycling Nudge
Kid engineers Grace and Aaron design and build a bin that encourages people to recycle.
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Pbs Kids Design Squad: Kid Engineer: Physical Therapy Scooter
Kid Engineer Kaeleen and her friends design and build a scooter for kids to use in physical therapy. [5:52]
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Pbs Kids Design Squad: Kid Engineer: Lunch Table
Kid Engineer Micah explains how she and her classmates at the NuVu Studio built lunch table prototypes to solve a problem at their school. [3:31]
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Pbs Kids Design Squad: Kid Engineer: Hi Tech Locker Entry
Kid Engineers Sam and Joe design a special lock for their school lockers using a bar-code scanner. [1:04]
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Pbs Kids Design Squad: Kid Engineer: Design Presentation
Students at the NuVu Studio share their tips for how to give a great presentation about your design project. To learn more about NuVu Studio, visit: NuVuStudio.com. [3:10]
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Pbs Kids Design Squad: Top Builder: Rubber Band Tool
Deysi challenges you to become a Top Builder by making a useful tool with rubber bands! [2:49]
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Sci Show Kids: What Makes Bridges So Strong?
Jessi and Squeaks explain how bridges are built to withhold a lot of weight through illustrations and models. [3:44]
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Pbs Kids Design Squad: 3 D Printing: Ancient Artifacts
Learn about the Tsawwassen community in British Columbia, Canada, and how two kid engineers designed a solution to preserve this First Nation's ancient treasures! [3:15]
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Pbs Kids Design Squad: What Is Ma Key Ma Key?
How can you make regular objects into things a computer can recognize? Watch as Deysi explains the wonders of MaKey MaKey! [2:23]
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Pbs Kids Design Squad: Piano Smash
Ever wonder how special effects for TV and movies get made? Sam and his family show how their production company engineers a falling piano. [5:42]
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Pbs Kids Design Squad: Outdoor Play Sink
How can you turn cleanup into play time? Watch as Nate engineers an outdoor sink for his son, Calvin. [6:12]
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Pbs Kids Design Squad: No Spill Bowl
Watch as Deysi uses the design process to build a bowl that won't spill! [4:48]
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Pbs Kids Design Squad: Massage Shoes
Watch as Nate prototypes a design sent in to Design Squad for shoes that massage your feet. [3:44]
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Pbs Kids Design Squad: Light Up Baby Jumper
Watch as Nate prototypes a way for his son Calvin to power LED lights. [4:13]
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Pbs Kids Design Squad: Kid Engineer: Uplift Wheelchair
Kid engineer Stefano explains how he and his fellow classmates at the NuVu Studio built a wheelchair prototype, called Uplift, to help kids with cerebral palsy in Monterrey, Mexico. [3:15]
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Pbs Kids Design Squad: Eco Electronics
Industrial engineer Erin Gately creates new environmentally friendly products by ensuring that computer products are made with fewer non recyclable materials. [1:04]
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Pbs Design Squad: School Solutions
Learn how engineering can help you solve every day problems. [3:55]
NASA
Nasa: Ngss Engineering at Jpl: K 2 Ets1 3
Watch Dr. Chris Tanner describe some of the tests they carry out when comparing parachutes for the Low-Density-Supersonic-Decelerator, or LDSD, project to land larger and more massive objects on Mars. LDSD uses a large parachute to help...
Museum of Science
Ei E: Designing a Maglev System
Students use their knowledge of the properties of magnets and the Engineering Design Process to design a maglev transportation system.
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Fairfax Futures: Stem in Early Learning: Engineering With the Three Little Pigs
This Teaching Channel video looks at how early childhood educators and families can introduce STEM concepts to young children. After hearing The Three Little Pigs read out loud, they work in teams to build a house and then see if they...
Other
Lincoln Learning Solutions: Engineering Design Kindergarten Science
This video explains the Engineering Design Process in a fun and engaging way to help young students understand this complex concept. [2:53]
SciShow
Sci Show Kids: Think Like an Engineer Part 1: Jessi Has a Problem!
Do you like using your imagination to build things that solve problems? If you do, you're thinking like an engineer! Learn how engineers identify and solve problems, then help Jessi with a big problem of her own! [5:06]
SciShow
Sci Show Kids: Think Like an Engineer Part 2: Build a Better Back Scratcher!
In the Part 1 video, Jessi had a big problem: her back was really itchy! In Part 2, we look at designs for back scratchers and build something to help her out! [4:30]
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Kqed Quest: The Engineering Design Process: A Taco Party
When engineers set out to solve a real-world problem, they go through the engineering design process. You may go through a similar process if you decided to throw an impromptu taco party. The engineering design process includes: Defining...