BUILDING MINDS THAT WILL REVOLUTIONIZE TOMORROW
BRIDGE THE GAP BETWEEN TEACHING ENGINEERING PRACTICUM AND INSPIRING FUTURE ENGINEERS
Built in partnership with the New York Hall of Science (NYSCI), STEMscopes DIVE-in Engineering guides students through engaging engineering curriculum built around flexible, hands-on lessons developed to transform your classroom into an authentic makerspace.
Gift your students with practical, inquiry-based educational experiences that encourage exploration and inspire ingenuity while leveraging the DIVE method.
THINK LIKE AN ENGINEER WITH THE DIVE METHOD
DECONSTRUCT
Working the way engineers do, students begin by taking apart a working prototype. By recording measurements, making diagrams, and taking notes, the students prepare for the next step.
IMITATE
Now students are ready to reverse engineer the prototype, making their own version based on what they learned during the deconstruct phase.
VARY
In the next step, students analyze what they have created and brainstorm ways to make it different. Can they make it bigger? Smaller? Can they replace or remove parts?
EXPLORE
The knowledge and skills gained by the students in the previous steps have prepared them for the final exploration, in which they solve the original problem in a new way, or apply their solution to a totally new problem.
KITS
Each kit comes with enough materials for 12 student prototypes and 1 teacher prototype.
DIVE-IN ENGINEERING SAMPLE LESSON CONTENT
Check out sample content from our STEMscopes DIVE-in Engineering curriculum for grades 3-8.
TEASER LESSON VIDEOS
BUILT IN PARTNERSHIP WITH NYSCI
The New York Hall of Science (NYSCI) was founded at the 1964–65 World’s Fair and has evolved into New York’s center for interactive science, serving a half million students, teachers, and families each year.
