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Territory 01

Computer Science

  • Coding & web dev
  • App development
  • Algorithms & AI
  • Cybersecurity
Territory 02

Engineering

  • Robotics
  • Electronics
  • Mechanical design
  • CAD & challenges
Territory 03

Science

  • Physics & chemistry
  • Biology
  • Environmental science
  • Astronomy
Territory 04

Mathematics

  • Algebra & geometry
  • Calculus
  • Statistics
  • Applied math

12 results

Physics·Grades 6–9·Beginner

Build a Solar Oven

Explore energy transfer and solar radiation by designing and testing your own solar oven.

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Computer Science·Grades 7–10·Beginner

Python Basics: First Program

Write your first lines of Python and learn how computers read instructions step by step.

Engineering·Grades 9–12·Intermediate

Intro to Robotics: Build a Line Follower

Design and program a small robot that follows a line using basic sensors and logic.

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Mathematics·Grades 8–10·Intermediate

Statistics in the Real World

Use real datasets to understand mean, median, and how statistics shape everyday decisions.

Physics·Grades 9–12·Advanced

Newton's Laws: Forces Lab

Test Newton's three laws of motion through a series of guided at-home experiments.

Computer Science·Grades 10–12·Intermediate

Cybersecurity Fundamentals

Learn how digital systems get protected — and where they're most often left exposed.

Biology·Grades 3–5·Beginner

Cells Up Close

A short video tour of plant and animal cells, and what makes each one different.

Environmental Science·Grades 6–8·Beginner

Watershed Mapping

Trace where your local water comes from — and where it goes — with a guided worksheet.

Engineering·Grades 4–6·Beginner

Popsicle Stick Bridge Challenge

Design, build, and load-test a small bridge using everyday craft materials.

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Computer Science·Grades 10–12·Advanced

Build Your First Website

Use HTML and CSS to design and publish a simple personal website from scratch.

Mathematics·Grades 11–12·Advanced

Calculus in Motion

An accessible introduction to derivatives, using real motion and velocity examples.

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Environmental Science·Grades 9–11·Intermediate

Renewable Energy 101

Compare solar, wind, and hydro power, and the trade-offs behind each technology.

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