Location: Room 1 - Engineering Room | 6530 S. Buffalo Dr., #115, Las Vegas, NV, 89113

Description:

This large scale project asks students to investigate and design the structure and systems for a replicable, zero-energy tiny home. As they consider the range of tiny house models currently being built, students learn about the construction materials, structural elements, and generation systems that are the most energy efficient.

We'll use a variety of mediums to help us through the engineering design process, including floorplans, manipulatives such as Lego and cardboard, and Computer Aided Design (CAD) to help us visualize the space to make sure it meets all of our needs!

Mandatory membership(s):

• 2024 STEM Summer Camper

Available: 8/16

Price: $300.00 Taxes waived

Required age: 10 - 15 on the day of the activity

Notes: We highly recommend packing a snack to eat during mid-class break. Students staying for AM and PM camp sessions should also bring a peanut free lunch.

Tags: High School Middle School Student-Led Learning Science focused Engineering Hands-on projects Math focused New Curriculum!

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