• Heat Transfer: Your sled dog abandoned you in the middle of the race - use the principles of heat transfer to keep warm!
• Solar Energy: Use light to power a clock. Students will also explore other ways in which the sun's energy can be used.
• Chemical Reactions & Electricity: Find out how batteries work, and experiment with different types of fruit in different combinations to create your own battery.
• Electrical Energy: Build circuits and make the lights turn on. Students will learn about series and parallel circuits.
• Molecules & Fuel Cell Technology: Build and operate a fuel cell car. Students will also build different molecule models.

Bioengineering-Related Kits

• Artificial Lung: Use the design process to design an artificial lung.
• Biomechanical Hand: Build and test your own mechanical hand. How much weight can you lift?
• Biomechanical Joint: See air muscles in action, and explore the concept of mechanical advantage. Students will build an air muscle-actuated mechanical arm.
• Bionic Eye: Build a circuit that works like your eye. Students will create infrared sensors and compare the electrical components to their biological analogs.
• Laparoscopic Surgery: Teamwork is critical for engineers! Students will work on teams to perform laparoscopic surgery.

Sound and Music-Related Kits

• Speakers & Microphones: Find out how some hearing aids work, and build and test one during this session!
• Electronic Piano: Explore the concepts of audio filters and gain in electrical engineering using an engineer's electronic keyboard.
• Xylophone MaterialsExperiment with different materials to learn about the physical and mechanical properties of materials that affect the sound they make.

Templates

• TEAK lesson plan template, for creating new outreach kits based on the TEAK format.
• Capstone Project Proposal Template, for proposing new educational hardware projects.