Dyson Creates 44 Free Engineering & Science Challenges for Kids Quarantined During COVID-19

A heads up: Dyson has “created 44 engineering and science activities for children to try out while at home during the coronavirus pandemic, from making a balloon-powered car to building a bridge from spaghetti,” writes the Dezeen website. They go on to add: “Comprised of 22 science tasks and 22 engineering activities, the Challenge Cards can be completed by children using common household items such as eggs, string and balloons.” You can also find a related playlist of videos on YouTube, one of which appears above.

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  • Michael C says:

    I’ve found a lot of good resources for kids at ProjectKid.com

  • Rochelle Cooper says:

    Please add me to the list

  • Emma Bettle says:

    Hi – We’re a NZ organisation that normally distributed free learning kits to classrooms. At the moment we’re in lockdown in NZ so we set up a Facebook Group – School Kit at home. We’re posting 4 times daily – free activities you can do with basic materials with your kids at home. We’re famous for never giving our teachers worksheets, word finds or colouring in pages so we’re not doing that here either. Everything is on a Watch, Talk, Do model and is designed to be done in your “bubble”. We’ve had loads of Aussie families join. Not sure if it is helpful School Kit at Home on Facebook or posting daily summaries https://www.schoolkit.co.nz/ideas-to-steal

  • Gloria Leiva says:

    I New a science kit for my kid can i please have one Andreas 1402 35th

  • Gloria Leiva says:

    I New a science kit for my kid can i please have one address 1402 35th

  • Aimee Mendoza says:

    Can you please put me on the list for a 1XL pre-K

  • Sarah Porter says:

    My son Rowan made a marble run from the video- they said they’d like to see examples of what kids are doing! Where do we send that?
    Thanks

    Sarah Porter

  • Carol Crawford says:

    I would love my 13 yr old daughter to try one of these projects!😀

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