- Why Failure is a Part of Success
You will learn that failing is okay — it helps us learn what doesn’t work and how to make it better. - How to Build a Basic Prototype
A prototype is a simple model of your invention. You’ll learn to use basic materials like paper and cardboard to make one. - How Testing Improves Your Design
After making your model, you’ll test it to find out what works and what needs fixing. Then, you’ll change and test again to improve it.
Lesson 1: What is a Problem?
To help students learn how to observe their surroundings and identify small real-world problems — the first step in becoming an inventor or designer.
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Lesson 2: Understanding People First
To help students learn the importance of empathy — understanding how others feel and what they need — before designing solutions to problems.
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Lesson 3: Think Like an Inventor
To explore how children—just like you—can become real inventors by observing problems and using creativity to solve them.
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Lesson 4: Sketch Your Solution
To turn your problem-solving idea into a simple visual design by drawing how your invention will look and work.
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Lesson 5: Test, Fail, Improve
To understand that inventing is a step-by-step journey where testing, failing, and improving help make your ideas stronger and better.
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Lesson 6: Show What You Made!
To present your invention idea clearly, listen to feedback from others, and improve based on suggestions.
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