Wind, Weather & Flying Machines 2D

Description

Unlock the Wonders of Weather and Engineering

In this inspiring module, students delve into the fascinating interplay between weather, wind, and flight. Ideal for curiosity-driven learners, each activity offers hands-on engagement, fostering a deeper understanding of atmospheric science and the innovative solutions engineers use to navigate environmental forces. By building weather vanes, paper rotorcraft, and wind tunnels, students not only learn scientific concepts but also develop valuable problem-solving skills that translate into real-world applications.

Hands-On Challenges to Spark Creativity

Each week introduces an exciting new challenge designed to push boundaries and encourage precision. From designing efficient rotor systems to navigating obstacle courses and running simulated supply drop missions, participants gain insights into the complexities of wind effects on motion. These thought-provoking tasks nurture creativity, turning ideas into actionable solutions while building confidence in young learners.

Showcase Your Skills on Wind Flight Day

The culmination of this module is Wind Flight Day—a thrilling opportunity for students to demonstrate their learning and skills in action. Through carefully constructed experiments and trials, participants showcase their ability to adapt designs and navigate environmental forces. Whether it’s successfully completing a drop payload mission or designing the ultimate rotor system, Wind Flight Day instills a strong sense of accomplishment and leaves a lasting impact.

Perfect for Science Enthusiasts

This module offers more than just an educational experience—it’s a fun and unforgettable journey for students who have a passion for science experiments and real-world application. The program is thoughtfully designed to connect the world of weather and engineering with hands-on innovation, making it an excellent choice for budding scientists and aspiring engineers alike.

Level 2: Module D

Grades 4-6

Second Half of Winter