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The Engineering Design Process for Kids: Set it UP Series 2

March 24, 2021 • Bonnie Kirkley • Season 1 • Episode 21

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Engineering Design Process for kids adds so many valuable lessons to your content at school. Having systems that work in place is ESSENTIAL for a successful STEM or STEAM classroom. The Engineering Design Process is a process, but it’s a system that will NEVER let you down.

On today's episode, I break it down for you!
Why we need this process set up as a routine! When should you set it up?
What do you do at every step along the way?

Grab some helpful resources!

Resources are a teachers BEST friend! Explore the I Heart STEAM website, and you will find them everywhere. If you want a point to start… Grab the Ultimate Guide mentioned earlier. This Engineering Design Process planner linked here is great for digital documentation! Finally, I highly recommend students documenting in a STEAM journal, but if you must use a printable…. grab this one for FREE!

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