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AWESOMEngineering
Everything that surrounds us has an Engineering or
Construction significance to it. This includes structures, like
houses and bridges; to motorized objects, like cars and
airplanes. AWESOMEngineering brings the REAL world to kids
by relating Engineering and Construction principles to things
that they see every day. In addition to learning fundamental
fundamental concepts, each child is taught how to correctly and
safely use a variety of hand tools. This creates a solid
foundation for your child's future.
AWESOMEngineering coursework will teach kids to:
1. Think outside-of-the-box.
2. Learn communication skills through teamwork.
3. Construct trouble-shooting skills.
4. Articulate themselves to others creatively.
5. Increase self-esteem, self-worth, and self-respect.
Examples of Engineering Concepts Covered:
1. Torque vs. Speed
2. Gear Systems
3. Belt and Pulley Systems
4. Gravity
5. Friction
6. Centrifugal Force
7. Newton’s Law’s of Physics
8. Truss Systems
9. And more…
Everything that surrounds us has an Engineering or
Construction significance to it. This includes structures, like
houses and bridges; to motorized objects, like cars and
airplanes. AWESOMEngineering brings the REAL world to kids
by relating Engineering and Construction principles to things
that they see every day. In addition to learning fundamental
fundamental concepts, each child is taught how to correctly and
safely use a variety of hand tools. This creates a solid
foundation for your child's future.
AWESOMEngineering coursework will teach kids to:
1. Think outside-of-the-box.
2. Learn communication skills through teamwork.
3. Construct trouble-shooting skills.
4. Articulate themselves to others creatively.
5. Increase self-esteem, self-worth, and self-respect.
Examples of Engineering Concepts Covered:
1. Torque vs. Speed
2. Gear Systems
3. Belt and Pulley Systems
4. Gravity
5. Friction
6. Centrifugal Force
7. Newton’s Law’s of Physics
8. Truss Systems
9. And more…
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