Nassau Education Foundation

This program's purpose is to foster engineering and technological literacy in science through hands-on inquiries and engaging engineering text that has students exploring storm water runoff and its pollution in a city model. Through the engineering design process students will collaborate, plan, design and implement models to solve real life problems associated with urban runoff. At the end, they will present their findings about designing urban landscapes.

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STEM- Engineering An Urban Landscape (Environmental Engineering)

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School:
Fernandina Beach Mid. 
Subject:
Science 
Teacher:
Joshua Bozeman 
Students Impacted:
  
Grade:
Date:
August 1, 2015

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Nassau Education Foundation - $273.00

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Goal

This program's purpose is to foster engineering and technological literacy in science through hands-on inquiries and engaging engineering text that has students exploring storm water runoff and its pollution in a city model. Through the engineering design process students will collaborate, plan, design and implement models to solve real life problems associated with urban runoff. At the end, they will present their findings about designing urban landscapes. 

 

What will be done with my students

This project teaches students how to utilize the engineering process in order to learn what happens to polluted runoff in a model city, investigate pavement technology, and design a model in order to solve an engineering challenge. This project consists of 6 activities that will take a semester to do and tie in with Florida's Next Generation Sunshine State Science standards, Big Idea 6: Earth Structures. This standard is covered in SC.7.E.6.6., identify the impact that humans have had on Earth, and SC.7.E.6.2., Identify they patterns within the rock cycle and relate them to surface events. 

 

Benefits to my students

This project would be used in class for 5 periods by 1 teacher. It would benefit 125 students at FBMS. It ties in the following Florida Next Generation Sunshine State Science standards: SC.7.E.6.2.; Identify the patterns within the rock cycle and relate them to surface events & SC.7.E.6.6; identify the impact that humans have had on Earth. All of the engineering aspects of the project tie into Florida's Big Idea 6: Earth Science. 

 

Budget Narrative

The budget includes the consumable & noncusumable items for the project. The Engineering An Urban Landscape Educator Guide is from the website http://www.eiestore.com/catalog/product/view/id/480/s/don-t-runoff-unit/category/8/ 

 

Items

# Item Cost
1 wind up toys, walking (4) $5.00
2 measuring cups, 1 cup (4) $8.00
3 spray bottles (4) $7.00
4 floatable rubber duckies (4) $6.00
5 12" ruler (4) $4.00
6 scissors (4) $4.00
7 1 yard cheesecloth $7.00
8 dish soap, 12 oz. (4) $5.00
9 food coloring (4 pack) $4.00
10 aquarium gravel 10lbs $20.00
11 potting soil (8 qrt) $6.00
12 nylon screen (1 yrd.) $26.00
13 sprinkles (5 oz.) $3.00
14 veg. oil $3.00
15 duct tape $3.00
16 sphagnum moss (100 cups in bag) $11.00
17 aluminum foil (75 ft.) $3.00
18 sand $4.00
19 foil tray, 5" x 1.4 x 7.5" (4) $10.00
20 cardboard, 11" x 17" (4) $7.00
21 foil trays, 10" x 18" x 3" (4) $12.00
22 cardboard sheets (4) $11.00
23 craft foam (4) $12.00
24 sponges, plain (4) $7.00
25 felt (4) $9.00
26 box, 4.5" x 3.25" x 2.5", (4) $12.00
27 bingo chips, 1" diameter (80) $6.00
28 coffee stirrers, (10) $3.00
29 plastic sequins (200) $5.00
30 Engineering An Urban Landscape Educator Guide $50.00
  Total: $273.00

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