These fun and interactive lessons provide high school educators and students with fun and real hands on learning activities to promote and motivate students with
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fundamentals
"Container
Design"
Lessons 1, 2 and 3
Create a new juice container for
Tropicana.
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"Design a Tour Bus"
Design the interior of your
own designer tour bus.
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"Safety & Personal
Protective Equipment"
Put your safety skills to work.
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"Video Modules for Introductory AutoCAD" |
"What's A Matter?"
Understand the importance
of weight, density and volume.
(Contributed by
Danielly Orozco)
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"Measurement
and Precision"
Activity that challenges
students to work with
different measuring tools
(Contributed by Danielly Orozco)
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"Chocolate Factory"
Lessons 1 and 2
Students are challenged to understand general
properties of melting
points and emulsions.
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Comprehension Instructional Sequence Model (CIS) Lesson Plans and Industry Tour
With these lessons, students will increase their skills in reading comprehension, vocabulary, content-area knowledge, and critical thinking while they have fun learning about he world of manufacturing and participating in a Florida industry tour.
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"Pseudocode"
In this lesson, students are
introduced to robotic programming
while working for NASA.
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"Office Architecture Design"
Through this lesson, students are
introduced to basic concepts
of drafting/technical drawing.
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"Made in Florida
Scavenger Hunt"
Learn all about the products
and careers that are
right here in Florida.
(Internet access is
required for students)
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"Made in Florida
Industry Tour"
This lesson plan
provides activities to
prepare students
before they tour
a manufacturing facility.
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The Great American Teach In!
A Power Point presentation that introduces FLATE, manufacturing, careers in manufacturing, robots and automation!
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Sustainability in Manufacturing Lessons
This is a series of design thinking lessons, created in collaboration with the USF College of Education Gus A. Stravos Center for Free Enterprise and Economic Education and support from the Coca-Cola Foundation, that are based off of interviews from industry panelists at the FLATE coordinated panel on Sustainability in Manufacturing. At the conclusion of these lessons, students will gain reading comprehension skills; critical thinking skills; and understand how manufacturers apply reduce, reuse, and recycling methods to their companies.
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