Interdepartmental working through stem clubs
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The document discusses potential topics for cross-curricular STEM projects, including building rockets and investigating sport science and sustainability issues. It provides learning objectives and online resources for a rocketry project linking physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, and design and technology. It also briefly outlines two other proposed collaborative topics on sport and sustainability that connect multiple STEM disciplines. Finally, it lists local and national support available for schools interested in starting STEM clubs.
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- 3. Science Maths D&T
- 4. Science Maths D&T
- 5. Inhabiting the overlap Be sensitive to changing circumstances Try to meet regularly but infrequently Include non- teaching staff
- 6. Science Maths D&T
- 7. STEM Rockets Physics: laws of motion, thrust, gravity Chemistry: fuel mixtures, expansion of gases Biology: reaction to g-force Mathematics: trajectory, escape velocity D&T: responding to a brief, communicate design ideas, select materials, work with tools, creative problem solving, evaluate product performance
- 8. Rocket links… • http://chemistry.about.com/od/funfireprojects/ss/matchrockets.htm • http://www.nasa.gov/centers/jpl/education/soda-straw-rockets.html • http://www.stevespanglerscience.com/experiment/film-canister-rocket • http://quest.nasa.gov/space/teachers/rockets/act8.html • http://www.exploratorium.edu/math_explorer/tfl_bottleblastoff.html • http://www.npl.co.uk/educate-explore/water-rocket-challenge/resources/ • http://www.esero.org.uk/events/event-53-rocket-launcher-make-and-take • http://www.ukayroc.org.uk/ • http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/space/gravity-forces.html
- 9. 2 more collaborative topics… Sport 1) Physiology – In The Zone 2) Drug testing – Scientists in Sport 3) Clothing – STEM Challenges (2 & 5) Sustainability 1) Engineering challenges - Practical Action 2) Energy use – The Pod 3) Eco-footprints – Centre for Alternative Technology
- 10. Local support for STEM clubs • www.stemclubs.net • Liz Lister – support@stemclubs.net • Twitter - @STEMclubs • STEM Ambassadors in Avon, Somerset & Gloucestershire.