The Georgia Department of Education has outlined comprehensive standards and course descriptions for Engineering and Technology education across various grade levels. For fourth graders, the curriculum emphasizes the importance of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) in understanding and engaging with the world, while encouraging skills in communication, teamwork, and problem-solving. The fifth-grade curriculum continues to build these employability skills, focusing on effective communication, creativity, critical thinking, and work readiness traits necessary for success in the workplace. In sixth grade, students delve deeper into the principles of Engineering and Technology, learning through hands-on experiences and the Engineering Design Process, while also exploring the historical and societal impacts of technology. The curricula integrate essential safety practices, the application of math and science in engineering, and exposure to related careers, fostering a well-rounded foundation for students as they prepare for future educational and career opportunities in STEM fields.