A First Grade STEM Project

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A First Grade STEM Project The Three Little Pigs A First Grade STEM Project

A habitat is the home of a living thing. Habitats A habitat is the home of a living thing. A living thing depends on its habitat for its food, water, and shelter.

Do you know the story of the Three Little Pigs? Well you may not have heard this version!

Your Challenge In groups, you will build a house for one of the pigs. We will test each group’s house by allowing the Big Bad Wolf to blow on the house.

What is the Engineering Design Process? Ask Imagine Plan Create Improve

What materials may we use? Legos Lincoln Logs Craft Sticks Tape K’Nex Cardboard Paper Ask if you think of something else you need. Plastic pigs and Big Bad Wolf blower

Pig House Standards A Great House- doesn’t fall down, pig stays still An Okay House- doesn’t fall down but pig moves inside house A Not So Good House- falls downs, pig gets squished or flies away

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