Engineering for Kids Jr Engineering/STEM Club Aerospace Engineering Rocket -Blast off into aerospace engineering! Students explore the principles of flight and build a paper cup rocket to launch high into thin air. Environmental Engineering Pinwheel - Harness the power of wind! Students learn how moving air can create energy, then design and build a colorful pinwheel using the Engineering Design Process. Mechanical Engineering Sled -Speed into transportation engineering! Students design and test a miniature sled, exploring friction, speed, and stability. Civil Engineering Bird's Nest -Think like nature's engineers! Students study how birds build nests, then design and construct a nest sturdy enough to protect a real or model egg.

Engineering for Kids Jr Engineering/STEM Club Mechanical Engineering Snowball Launcher -Ready, aim, launch! Students learn how catapults work, then engineer their own snowball launcher for maximum distance and accuracy. Optical Engineering Kaleidoscope - See the world in dazzling patterns! Students discover how mirrors and shapes create symmetrical designs, then build their own kaleidoscope. Aerospace Engineering Boomerang -It's all about the return flight! Students explore the science of lift and spin before crafting and testing their own paper boomerang. Chemical Engineering Bouncy Ball -Bounce into chemistry! Students learn about polymers by mixing and molding their own bouncy ball.

Engineering for Kids Jr Engineering/STEM Club Mechanical Engineering Mini Trampoline -Spring into action! Students explore elasticity and energy transfer as they build and test a mini trampoline. Marine Engineering Self-Propelled Boat - Make a splash with engineering! Students explore elasticity and energy about buoyancy and propulsion, then create a boat that moves on its own. Mechanical Engineering Straw Grabber -Grab, lift, and move like a pro! Students investigate simple machines, then build a straw-based grabber to pick up small objects. Electrical Engineering Constellation Projector -Light up the night sky! Students learn about circuits and astronomy while creating a projector that displays constellations on the wall or ceiling.