Egg drop stem

Prior to the opening ceremonies on the evening of May 15, Omaha-area science students worked with local officials to build protective cages for an egg drop competition at the Devaney Sports Center. Egg drop engineering challenge Digital microscopes are great for large classroom computer combined instruction. Students can take images, videos, and more.

There are three basic ways to increase the likelihood of safely dropping an egg: Method & Materials This STEM challenge is one of a series of free resources designed to allow learners to use Easter themes to develop their knowledge and skills in Design and Technology and Engineering. This resource focuses on the egg drop challenge. Sheets of paper are used to make a protective structure to prevent an egg being broken when dropped from height.

Student 1 (Water Filter)--> The problem was to stop unclean water from dropping down to the grass of a front yard. The solution was creating storage and a filter to purify something. The student wants to make storage to store water and put a filter under so the unclean water can be drinking water. STEM Activity - Egg Drop Project One of the most fascinating ways to explore the thermal insulating powers of Starlite Material was to test it on eggs. We used eggs a number of different ways in this experiment which is an amazing way to see how some simple kitchen pantry items, can create a product with incredible insulating powers. A great science experiment exploring heat transfer. Check out the video to see the eggs and Starlite in action.

Eastmont School District Egg Drop Challenge Read the instructions to your class before putting them into groups of 2 or 3. Encourage them to hunt out different natural materials that they think will protect them egg from breaking. Once they have padded out the tubs, give them the egg and see if it works by dropping it from a good height!