Can you build a house that can withstand the wolf's sneeze? 

Teachers, provide your students with any materials you have in your classroom. These could include things like paper, paper towel roles, straws, Popsicle sticks, index cards, etc. or things around your room like books, pencils, bins, notebooks, etc. 

Students will use the engineering design process to create and build a house. Use the planning and recording page below. 

This can be used digitally or printed. When you click on the button, it will prompt you to make a copy. Click "Make a Copy".

Test your students' houses by introducing wind! Again, use what you have: bring a hair dryer from home, use a stand alone fan, take the structures outside on a windy day,  or fan the structure with a stack of papers!

Can you solve these math challenges to help the wolf and the pigs?

Teachers, this link will prompt you to make a copy. Once your copy is made, you can adjust the numbers and problems to meet the needs of your students. The 3rd-5th grade challenge is also set up to be used with the Google add-on Pear Deck, but can be used without as well.