Students have a chance to use this kit to learn and experiment
with gravity, friction, inertia and push/pull to name a few while using a range
of objects to test with. This kit will
get students to think about multiple types of skills such as coding, engineering,
problem solving, and critical thinking to name a few. In the class this could be a issue if you
tried to do it with each student individual but as a separate activity that
they could do during say free time it would be extremely helpful since it gives
them a chance to be creative while still
learning. The main reason I wouldn’t
recommend using this as a whole class activity or even with multiple students
using it at once is because this kit promotes and encourages creativity and for
students to try new things which is going to happen less if the students have
their friends who are doing it one way and then they either brag about how
theirs work or become upset that it didn’t and yell at the person who did that
they were bragging. By doing it with
either smaller groups—2-3 kids—or individually students are given more of a chance to test things that they might
not otherwise test or try.
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