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STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) is taught to all K-8 students for 30-40 minutes each week.  At each grade level, students learn how to solve real world problems by using a (step by step) Engineering Design Process:
  1. ASK: What is the problem or need? What are the constraints? 
  2. IMAGINE: Research and brainstorm possible solutions to the problem.
  3. PLAN: Draw and label a blueprint of your idea. Gather materials.
  4. CREATE: Create a prototype or model of your idea.
  5. TEST: Test your prototype and measure the results.
  6. IMPROVE: Redesign the prototype to make it work better.
  7. REFLECT: Share your creation with others and discuss your results.

3rd grade: create a prototype of a type of engineering

5th grade: Create a chain reaction with KEVA planks