STEM-Paper Plane Challenge
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Why not use cones as inspiration for bold new designs of houses or cities? Let this Forest Cone resource push your students to study cones with a biomimicry lens. Exciting insights and ideas might emerge while learning about how cones open and close depending on the level of moisture.
These science activities are fun and engaging!
This engaging Forest package contains:
1. Things I love about cones?
2. What is a pinecone?
3. Describe a pinecone
4. Fibonacci numbers
5. Acrostic poem
6. Wet or Dry - Venn Diagram
7. Smart ways of reacting to the Environment
8. Ideas for food packaging
9. My ideas for Clothes inspired by cones
10. Cone City - Venn diagram
11. Ideas for a Cone City
12. Innovative ideas
13. My Cone inspired invention
14. Share your idea - Make an Advert
15. Write a story about your invention
16. What I have learned
17. Why teach biomimicry
18. Getting Started Guide
19. How to use biomimicry in the classroom - inspiration and ideas
Think Dive is built on a simple idea: a handful of curiosity + a bucket of imagination = learning that sticks. Every resource is designed to spark original thinking in young minds.
Format: PDF (US Letter size — A4 available upon request).
Questions or requests? Contact: maliasa@live.com
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This is a great unit on Biomimicry. I love that the projects encourage problem solving in a fun way! My students are going to enjoy all the options this resource offers. Thank you!
Reply from Asa Jomard
So pleased that you liked it! Thanks for the feedback!
Caitlin 9.
Great resource for extending our plant study with biomimicry! Promotes problem solving and creativity with lots of options! Thank you!
Reply from Asa Jomard
So glad you liked it. Enjoy!
Humble H.
Hello, I love your activity. However, I found that there are a couple of errors that I was wondering if you can please fix before I can use it? The pictures don't match the description on page 6 and the it says your "your COME story" instead of cone story on page 16. Sorry to be a pain. Otherwise, I love it.
Reply from Asa Jomard
Thanks for the feedback. I have uploaded a new version. Not entirely sure what you mean with the pictures don't match on page 6. Is that the picture of bird's nest? I can send you another example if you like?
Teresa I.
Thanks - we enjoyed the Fibonacci numbers activity
Reply from Asa Jomard
Hi Maggie, Glad you enjoyed the Fibonacci numbers activity. Thanks for taking the time to give feedback.
Maggie H.
Went along well with our science activity
Reply from Asa Jomard
Thanks for taking the time to leave feedback. Glad you liked it.
Jamie G.
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