STEM Stories for Students in the Third Grade
What do Engineers Do?
Popular Links
- Engineering Go For It (eGFI) URL: http://www.egfi-k12.org/
- Discover Engineering URL: https://discovere.org/stem-careers/
- TryEngineering (powered by IEEE) URL: https://tryengineering.org/
- PBS Kids Design Squad URL: https://pbskids.org/designsquad/
- Engineer Girl URL: https://www.engineergirl.org/
- Shaping Youth: Brain Cake URL: https://shapingyouth.org/brain-cake-teen-girls-talk-tech-part-2/
- A Digital List: Helpful Engineering Games from Nationwide Lifts URL: https://www.elevators.com/a-digital-list-helpful-engineering-games/
- Cybersecurity Guide for K-12 Students: A Complete Guide on How to Get Started URL: https://cybersecurityguide.org/resources/k-12-guide/
SWE K-12 Outreach is a way to become part of the Society of Women Engineers as a student up to the age of 18. Become part of SWE and #BeThatEngineer!
TeachEngineering allows users to save a list of their favorite TE lessons, activities, sprinkles and units, and they can also submit ratings and reviews for specific lessons, activities, sprinkles and units to help others.
EGFI - Engineering Go For It has a student section that features interesting profiles of engineers as well as information on what engineering careers and schools are like. The ASEE also offers an excellent 64-page booklet, Engineering, Go For It!, that you can order for a small fee.
TRYEngineering offers information about engineering careers and education, links to interactive games and an online form through, which you can send questions to engineering students and professionals. The Become an Engineer section includes listings of engineering societies and a lot of pre-college projects, contests, and summer camps.