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Engineering Anytime, Anywhere!

Hands-on, real-world challenges. Virtual engineering exhibits. A fun quiz to find your engineering match. Research-based curricula to develop collaboration, critical thinking, and problem-solving. Learn about all the resources EiE and the Museum of Science have to offer to inspire lifelong learners.

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Create a Generation of Problem Solvers

EiE® develops research-based, classroom-tested programs that empower children to become lifelong STEM learners and passionate problem solvers. Each unit has been developed to closely align with educational standards in both science and technology/engineering and can easily integrate with elementary science curricula. 

Integrating STEM into your child’s school’s PreK-8 programs develops confident, college- and career-ready learners equipped to solve the problems of the future.  

Explore EiE

Watch an EiE unit in progress and hear what students are saying.

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Meet Real Engineers

Explore people using the engineering skills of creativity, breaking down problems, and iteration through the Engineering Stories virtual exhibit.

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Try Engineering as a Family!

Explore free, at home and on-the-go activities designed for family learning and fun. Activities for families with children ages 4-11 are available in both English and Spanish.

The activities help both adults and children build:

  • Confidence
  • Collaborative problem-solving skills
  • Understanding of STEM areas

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Encourage Children to Imagine their Future

Careers for Engineers offers a personality-style quiz that shows kids ages 7-12 how their interests connect to a career in an engineering field.

What type of career might be a match?

 

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"I have been using Engineering is Elementary since 2007 and have seen how student engagement increases when using well designed engineering units. In the last year I have focused on kindergarten and grade one students. When I say primary students are engineering solutions I frequently hear, "Those students can't do that!" Never underestimate the brainpower and determination of a 6 year old!"

- Annette Venegas, Science Program Specialist, Kent School District, Kent, WA

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