Civil Engineering Teacher's Guide Author: Celeste Baine Publication Date: Jan. 30, 2008 Binding: Spiral-Bound Only $39.95! This Pitsco Teacher's Guide provides students with a first experience in the field of civil engineering. Hands-on activities integrating science concepts, technology skills and tools, and mathematical processes provide contextual learning opportunities in a STEM environment. These activities parallel real-world engineering tasks and problem-solving opportunities. Student procedures, worksheets, data tables, and other student-oriented materials are reproducible for distribution within your classroom. An overview of the civil engineering discipline provides students with a scope of the work that civil engineers do (for example, designing and building roads, bridges, buildings, tunnels, dams, highways, overpasses, and much more). Current salary information and various career paths within the field are also provided. This guide and the activities can be used in a stand-alone fashion or as a supplement to current curriculum, or they can be combined with other Contextual Engineering or Getting Started guides to formulate a complete engineering curriculum.

	Aeronautical Engineering Teacher's Guide Author: Celeste Baine Publication Date: Feb. 10, 2008 Binding: Spiral-Bound Only $39.95! The lore of flight is a great hook to get many students interested and involved with engineering. In Pitsco's Aeronautical Engineering Teacher's Guide, hands-on activities set that hook through contextual learning. These contextual activities provide a wide platform for students to experience the underpinnings of this engineering discipline through STEM concepts. Student procedures, worksheets, data tables, and other student-oriented materials are reproducible for distribution within your classroom. The aerospace engineering field is described in a thorough overview, providing students with a range of the work that aeronautical engineers do - things like airplane design and construction, acoustics, aerodynamics, jet-engine design, and much more. Current salary information and various career paths within the field are also provided. This guide and the activities can be used in a stand-alone fashion or as a supplement to current curriculum, or they can be combined with other Contextual Engineering or Getting Started guides to formulate a complete engineering curriculum.
	Engineering Graphics Author: Celeste Baine Publication Date: March 31, 2008 Binding: Spiral-Bound Only $39.95! Form and function meet in this guide that encourages students to use their creativity and technical skills in a series of hands-on activities. The guide covers orthographic sketching, logo design, modeling, CAD and CAM, milling, and more. Student materials are reproducible for distribution within your classroom. The career overview explains why graphically communicating engineering principles is a solid career choice. Use this full-color guide alone or as a supplement or combine it with other Contextual Engineering or Getting Started guides to develop an engineering curriculum. Note: Several activities require the use of screen printing equipment or the Pitsco Z-Mill or a similar milling machine.