Friday, July 20, 2012

Engineering Unit Revamped!

Okay friends, I don't even teach Science anymore, but I have been on a mission to revamp all of my old files to improve them and give them a consistent look/feel.   Today, I decided to fix up my Inventors: An Engineering Workshop file.  Seriously, I thought this would be a quick project, but four hours later, it turns out that it was not, in fact, a fast one.  Oh well!

If you already purchased this file, you will be thrilled to find out that you will be able to download 47 additional pages!   Obviously, I got a little carried away.  :)  You'll definitely want to download the NEW and IMPROVED file.  It makes me wish I still taught engineering... or Science in general... but I'll just live vicariously through everyone that still gets to use my unit!!! ENJOY!!!




I also updated a tiny little one-pager for "Shopping for Books",  I like it a lot better!  If you already have this, make sure that you download the new file too! (If you like it better too, of course!)



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  1. As someone who already purchased, used, and loved the original version I'm super excited to see the updates. Thanks Amanda! :) Jodi from The Clutter-Free Classroom

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    1. Thanks, Jodi! I am so glad you like it! :)

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  4. I used it to do a project based learning unit on inventing a gumball machine. It was a great unit!

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  5. Yahoo! I love the additional pages, Amanda. It was a hit with my group last year so I know it will be eve better this time around.

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    Heather S.

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  7. You are A...MA...ZING! What a great unit!
    Amy
    Where Seconds Count

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    ~Natalie

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  9. Hey there!

    I hope you can join me in my "Preparing for School" linky party @ {6th Grade} All-Stars

    Thanks
    Mrs. Crouse :)

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