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Grade 5 - DIY Electronics

  • Teacher: Curiosity Gym
  • Non-editing teacher: Bhaskar CG
  • Non-editing teacher: CGDemo enpower
  • Non-editing teacher: Jehangir Khajotia
  • Non-editing teacher: Rahul Mankar
  • Non-editing teacher: Rahul Mankar
  • Non-editing teacher: Girish Nair
  • Non-editing teacher: Hiten Patel

Grade 5 - Electronics and Robotics - Advanced

  • Teacher: Teacher Demo3
  • Non-editing teacher: Guest account
  • Non-editing teacher: Guest Account3
  • Non-editing teacher: Bhaskar CG
  • Non-editing teacher: Bhagyashree Chemate
  • Non-editing teacher: ashish chouhan
  • Non-editing teacher: Ryan Demo
  • Non-editing teacher: Abha Demo user
  • Non-editing teacher: Fabtex Demo user
  • Non-editing teacher: Jyoti Demo user
  • Non-editing teacher: Zee Demo7
  • Non-editing teacher: Diksha Dhaykar
  • Non-editing teacher: CGDemo enpower
  • Non-editing teacher: Amit Goenka
  • Non-editing teacher: Amrita Goenka User
  • Non-editing teacher: Oishi Halder
  • Non-editing teacher: Guest ICSE User
  • Non-editing teacher: Jehangir Khajotia
  • Non-editing teacher: Rahul Mankar
  • Non-editing teacher: Rahul Mankar
  • Non-editing teacher: Girish Nair
  • Non-editing teacher: Girish Nair
  • Non-editing teacher: Gaurav Patel
  • Non-editing teacher: Hiten Patel
  • Non-editing teacher: Alok Rawat
  • Non-editing teacher: Rupali S
  • Non-editing teacher: Rupali S
  • Non-editing teacher: Sivakumar Senthilkumar
  • Non-editing teacher: Girish Nair Teacher

Grade 5 - Electronics and Robotics - Advanced

This is an introductory beginner course to understand how electronic blocks can be used to create various kinds of circuits. Various components like battery, buzzer, switch, LED, sensors, pump, regulator blocks and their functions are to be understood respectively. Here, as the name mentions electronic blocks (minimal wire usage is done here) are used instead of the wires for connections to make the circuit, mainly because wire connections tend to become loose and there is a chance of the connection to break. This is ruled out while making circuits using electronic blocks. Also, various challenges are provided for the learners to solve, providing them with hands-on experience in making the circuits. In several experiments, the project/ applications are created by just attaching the blocks to each other.

 
  • Kindly note that although all the components are introduced in grade 5 the topics in grade 6 are more towards how learners can critically think and make the circuits.  
  • The changes will be evident when it comes to reflecting/ observing/discussing/ critical thinking questions throughout the course as well as in the capstone projects (in the final sessions). 
  • The difficulty level in the Capstone project is increased by incorporating the observation and conclusion to be jotted down by the learners (with extra challenge questions) making it a little extensive.
  • The projects can be mere circuits but it would be great if the learners make the best of of waste turning mere circuits into useful project models that could be suitably used in their Science exhibitions/ Science fairs (leading them to create/ innovate the designs too).

Having said that learners have the freedom to create projects/ applications using household articles/ stationary/ waste materials/ other extra components present in the kit thereby helping them innovate.

The teacher needs to show each ppt on full screen as some of the slides can be animated too. 


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Grade 5 - Design Challenges

  • Teacher: Curiosity Gym
  • Non-editing teacher: Bhaskar CG
  • Non-editing teacher: Bhagyashree Chemate
  • Non-editing teacher: ashish chouhan
  • Non-editing teacher: Ryan Demo
  • Non-editing teacher: Teacher Demo
  • Non-editing teacher: Teacher Demo3
  • Non-editing teacher: Diksha Dhaykar
  • Non-editing teacher: CGDemo enpower
  • Non-editing teacher: Amit Goenka
  • Non-editing teacher: Amrita Goenka User
  • Non-editing teacher: Oishi Halder
  • Non-editing teacher: Guest ICSE User
  • Non-editing teacher: Jehangir Khajotia
  • Non-editing teacher: Rahul Mankar
  • Non-editing teacher: Rahul Mankar
  • Non-editing teacher: Girish Nair
  • Non-editing teacher: Girish Nair
  • Non-editing teacher: Gaurav Patel
  • Non-editing teacher: Hiten Patel
  • Non-editing teacher: Alok Rawat
  • Non-editing teacher: Rupali S
  • Non-editing teacher: Rupali S
  • Non-editing teacher: Sivakumar Senthilkumar
  • Non-editing teacher: Girish Nair Teacher
  • Non-editing teacher: Guest Teacher4
  • Non-editing teacher: Guest User3

Grade 5 - Design Challenges

Welcome to "Design Challenges," a dynamic and engaging course that invites you to explore the exciting world of design through a series of thought-provoking challenges. This course is crafted for individuals passionate about unleashing their creative potential and tackling real-world design problems.

What you will learn?

In this hands-on course, you will navigate a curated selection of design challenges, each carefully designed to push boundaries, foster innovative thinking, and enhance problem-solving skills.

Skills:
1. Creative thinking
2. Teamwork and collaboration
3. Design Thinking

Difficulty Level - 
Beginner 

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Grade 5 - Product Design and 3D Printing

  • Teacher: Curiosity Gym
  • Non-editing teacher: Bhaskar CG
  • Non-editing teacher: Bhagyashree Chemate
  • Non-editing teacher: ashish chouhan
  • Non-editing teacher: GuestUser CLIP
  • Non-editing teacher: Ruchita Dave
  • Non-editing teacher: Ryan Demo
  • Non-editing teacher: Teacher Demo
  • Non-editing teacher: Teacher Demo3
  • Non-editing teacher: Guest Demo4
  • Non-editing teacher: Zee Demo7
  • Non-editing teacher: Diksha Dhaykar
  • Non-editing teacher: CGDemo enpower
  • Non-editing teacher: Amit Goenka
  • Non-editing teacher: Amrita Goenka User
  • Non-editing teacher: Oishi Halder
  • Non-editing teacher: Guest ICSE User
  • Non-editing teacher: Jehangir Khajotia
  • Non-editing teacher: Anita Kharat
  • Non-editing teacher: Rahul Mankar
  • Non-editing teacher: Rahul Mankar
  • Non-editing teacher: Nidhi Miglani
  • Non-editing teacher: Girish Nair
  • Non-editing teacher: Girish Nair
  • Non-editing teacher: Gaurav Patel
  • Non-editing teacher: Hiten Patel
  • Non-editing teacher: Alok Rawat
  • Non-editing teacher: Rupali S
  • Non-editing teacher: Rupali S
  • Non-editing teacher: Sivakumar Senthilkumar
  • Non-editing teacher: Ruchi Srivastava
  • Non-editing teacher: Ruchi Srivatsava
  • Non-editing teacher: Girish Nair Teacher
  • Non-editing teacher: Guest Teacher4
  • Non-editing teacher: rupali test user
  • Non-editing teacher: Guest User3

Grade 5 - Product Design and 3D Printing

We see the world in 3D; almost all products that we use each day are 3-dimensional. Learning how to think in 3D and design 3D objects is essential for spatial intelligence in students. In this course, students will be introduced to basic 2D and 3D geometry and learn how to build 3D shapes and features on CAD software. They will learn about tools to create objects such as Pen stands and drones.

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Grade 5 - Architecture & Interior Design

  • Teacher: Curiosity Gym
  • Non-editing teacher: Bhaskar CG
  • Non-editing teacher: Bhagyashree Chemate
  • Non-editing teacher: ashish chouhan
  • Non-editing teacher: Ryan Demo
  • Non-editing teacher: Teacher Demo
  • Non-editing teacher: Teacher Demo3
  • Non-editing teacher: Zee Demo7
  • Non-editing teacher: Diksha Dhaykar
  • Non-editing teacher: CGDemo enpower
  • Non-editing teacher: Amit Goenka
  • Non-editing teacher: Amrita Goenka User
  • Non-editing teacher: Oishi Halder
  • Non-editing teacher: Guest ICSE User
  • Non-editing teacher: Jehangir Khajotia
  • Non-editing teacher: Rahul Mankar
  • Non-editing teacher: Rahul Mankar
  • Non-editing teacher: Girish Nair
  • Non-editing teacher: Girish Nair
  • Non-editing teacher: Gaurav Patel
  • Non-editing teacher: Hiten Patel
  • Non-editing teacher: Alok Rawat
  • Non-editing teacher: Rupali S
  • Non-editing teacher: Rupali S
  • Non-editing teacher: Sivakumar Senthilkumar
  • Non-editing teacher: Girish Nair Teacher
  • Non-editing teacher: Guest Teacher4
  • Non-editing teacher: Guest User3

Grade 5 - Architecture & Interior Design

We spend the majority of our time at home, even more so during the pandemic. To create a safe, healthy, and comfortable lifestyle; architects, engineers, and designers work collaboratively in the detailed planning for building a house. In this course, students will explore various tools used by professionals to construct a home in a virtual 3D environment. The sessions are delivered on a mobile/web application (Planner 5D) to enhance skills like spatial mapping, dimensioning, floor planning, CAD modelling, interior design, and rendering.

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Grade 5 - Electronics and Robotics - Advanced

  • Non-editing teacher: Robotics Demo
  • Non-editing teacher: Girish Nair

Grade 5 - Electronics and Robotics - Advanced

This is an introductory beginner course to understand how electronic blocks can be used to create various kinds of circuits. Various components like battery, buzzer, switch, LED, sensors, pump, regulator blocks and their functions are to be understood respectively. Here, as the name mentions electronic blocks (minimal wire usage is done here) are used instead of the wires for connections to make the circuit, mainly because wire connections tend to become loose and there is a chance of the connection to break. This is ruled out while making circuits using electronic blocks. Also, various challenges are provided for the learners to solve, providing them with hands-on experience in making the circuits. In several experiments, the project/ applications are created by just attaching the blocks to each other.

 
  • Kindly note that although all the components are introduced in grade 5 the topics in grade 6 are more towards how learners can critically think and make the circuits.  
  • The changes will be evident when it comes to reflecting/ observing/discussing/ critical thinking questions throughout the course as well as in the capstone projects (in the final sessions). 
  • The difficulty level in the Capstone project is increased by incorporating the observation and conclusion to be jotted down by the learners (with extra challenge questions) making it a little extensive.
  • The projects can be mere circuits but it would be great if the learners make the best of of waste turning mere circuits into useful project models that could be suitably used in their Science exhibitions/ Science fairs (leading them to create/ innovate the designs too).

Having said that learners have the freedom to create projects/ applications using household articles/ stationary/ waste materials/ other extra components present in the kit thereby helping them innovate.

The teacher needs to show each ppt on full screen as some of the slides can be animated too. 


Go To Course

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