Unit Overview
India and Jacob—a fictional, world-traveling brother and sister duo—guide kids through the engineering activities. In this unit, kids are introduced to the field of aeronautical engineering as they design a variety of flying technologies. After experimenting with vertical wind tunnels, drop-copters, and spinning discs, kids are asked to design model flying technologies to help take aerial photos of the biggest desert on Earth: The Empty Quarter.
Core Program Unit Components
We recommend one Educator Guide per teacher and one Materials Kit per 24 learners. Together, these components create a high-quality, hands-on STEM learning experience.
Engineering Flying Technologies Materials Kit is currently out of stock. Contact us at 617-589-0230 or yes@mos.org for future shipment.
Program Components
Print + Digital:
- Printed copy of the Educator Guide containing instructions to facilitate the unit
- Printed copy of student-facing engineering journal for duplication
- Digital access to the Educator Guide via yes.mos.org/curricula
Materials Kit
- Includes materials to support 24 learners
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