Students explored the science of force and motion by designing their olympic-style games. As they built and tested their activities, they observed how different forces affect movement. Through hands-on experimentation, students learned how these forces work together to make objects move in different ways.

Students explore gravity, force, and motion by designing ball runs with KEVA planks. As they build and test different heights and angles, they see how structure affects speed and direction. This hands-on challenge strengthens scientific thinking while encouraging creativity and problem-solving.

Third graders combine science and engineering to model how water moves through our environment. They design hands-on projects that show evaporation, condensation, and precipitation in action. Through observation and experimentation, students see how weather connects to the world around them and how makers can model scientific ideas through creative design.