Engineering Everywhere is a free engineering curriculum for middle school-aged youth in after-school and camp programs.

Developed by the Museum of Science, Boston’s Engineering is Elementary, the program fosters creativity, collaboration, and engineering habits of mind through tackling real-world engineering problems. Curriculum units include environmental engineering (with a focus on reducing rain runoff) and process engineering (ice cream).

There are 6 to 10 activities per unit; each activity takes  45 – 60 minutes to complete.

Teachers’ guides come with the curriculum. The Museum of Science also offers workshops for Boston-area out-of-school time educators.

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