Products

 Students will produce a tangible product - a model bridge - that they can share with a broader audience. They will present their bridges to their classmates, showcasing their design choices, explaining the engineering principles applied, and demonstrating the strength to hold different weights.


The students create bridges with GIGO blocks and code the microbit, so that bridges move according to the needs of traffic.
The students created a presentation of their STEM project:



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