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Lesson Plan List for: Materials and Tools

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Resource	Grade Level	Media Type
How Do We Measure 100? In this media-rich lesson, students explore the value of the number 100. They use a variety of objects in sets of 100 to measure length and to learn about the benefits of using standard units of measurement.	K-2	Lesson Plan
How Engineering Affects Your Life Students explore the engineering that impacts their day-to-day life.	K-2	Lesson Plan
Turning Electricity and Magnetism into Mechanical Work with a Simple Motor (MS) Students will explore what happens at the atomic level when electricity and magnetism interact to create a force. They will watch a video about electrons in motion, build a simple motor, and observe and predict ways to manipulate its operation.	6-8	Lesson Plan
Turning Electricity and Magnetism into Mechanical Work with a Simple Motor (HS) Students will explore what happens at the atomic level when electricity and magnetism interact to create a force. They will watch a video about electrons in motion, build a simple motor, and observe and predict ways to manipulate its operation.	9-12	Lesson Plan