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LEGO Engineering Curriculum Modules

 
Our curriculum modules are fully-developed, classroom-tested instructional sequences that address specific STEM concepts through LEGO engineering activities. Each module consists of a cohesive set of class sessions, with each session building upon previous learning. For each module, we provide you with lesson plans, teacher resource documents, student handouts, and assessment materials.  Although each module was created for a particular age group, you may find ways to adapt them for a different set of students. Enjoy, and let us know how it goes!


Robotics: Assistive Devices for the Future                       Grades 6-8
This curriculum module engages middle-school students in designing, building and programming a LEGO robot that could work as an assistive device for the physically challenged population. The students form teams or “companies” that work together to create their LEGO robot prototype. The module culminates in a final presentation where student teams present their products to a panel of judges.
Find out more…or…Download the module PDF (6 MB).

 
 
 
 
The Science of Sound: Design a Musical Instrument            Grades 3-5
This curriculum module engages upper elementary students in explorations of sound through the construction of LEGO musical instruments. Students build LEGO versions of drums, guitars, and maracas, and they conduct various investigations to learn about the properties of these instruments and about the science of sound.
Find out more…or…Download the module PDF (6 MB).

 

 
 
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