Automotive Inventing for Kids

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Attendees will explore STEM activies and lessons based on curriculum created by Ed Sobey. They will use the Engineering Design Process to develop new automobile innovations, learning how to provide inventing experiences for school aged students

Saturday April 9th, 2016
9 a.m. — 4:30 p.m.

Training ID 49946

Training set Set Two Standards
Age group
School Age

Core knowledge category (Hours)
Learning Environments & Curriculum (6)

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Additional information

Trainer will be Ed Sobey. After directing museums for nearly twenty years, Ed served as the first director of the National Inventors Hall of Fame and created the Northwest Invention Center to serve schools and museums with hands-on programs and exhibits, and to help inventors. In addition to directing museums Ed created and hosted a television show on inventing (“The Idea Factory,”KFSN-ABC) and co-hosted a science series (“Blow the Roof Off”) for the Ohio Public Broadcast Network. He has written fifteen books on subjects from backpacking to robots and kids science projects.

Lunch will be provided.