Technology in the
Classroom
Classroom
This technology holds a piece of graphite that allows you to write.
Pencil
This portable technology holds your water so you can drink it on the go.
Cup/water bottle
This technology uses wheels and an engine to help us travel long distances on land.
Car/train
This technology uses waves to heat up food faster than a traditional oven.
Microwave
This series of steps helps to make sure your teeth are clean.
Brushing teeth
These technologies are records of words printed onto paper.
Books
This technology is long, narrow, and flexible. It helps move water from the house to the garden.
Hose
This technology is used in airports to make sure passengers do not bring dangerous objects on board.
Metal detector/body scanner
Most versions of this technology use suction and rotating brushes to help you clean floors.
Vacuum
This series of steps helps engineers figure out how to solve problems.
Engineering Design Process
Many students use these technologies, often made of fabric, to carry things to and from school.
Backpacks
This technology stops water from flowing down a river so it can be used to make electricity.
Dam
This pocket technology helps people to communicate over long distances
Cell phone
This technology uses blades to move air.
Fan
This series of steps helps to make sure your shoes stay on your feet.
Tying your shoelaces
This technology is used to accurately measure the lengths of objects.
Ruler/measuring tape
This technology helps people to breathe and swim underwater.
Scuba/snorkeling gear
This technology uses sound waves to create an image of body tissue.
ultrasound/sonogram
This technology provides a comfortable place to sit and often has space for multiple people.
Couch/sofa
This series of steps helps to make a cake come out just right.
Recipe
This technology is used to display information in the classroom.
Projector
This technology uses muscle power to propel a boat through the water.
Paddle
This technology can explore the surfaces of planets and moons. Some versions can take pictures and test samples of rocks and dirt.
Rover
This kitchen technology has multiple loops that blend ingredients and add air to a mixture.
Whisk
This series of steps makes sure cans and paper are reused instead of going to landfills.
Recycling