Build Smart EV Kart FLASH Kit Paired
$4,298.00 – $4,448.00
This package gives you all the supplies and the curriculum you need for 30 students and 1 instructor in the Build Smart EV Short Course. The classroom package includes 30 Build Smart EV FLASH Kits, 30 micro:bit v2s, one EV Micro-Kart FLASH Supplies Pack, and one instructor license for the Build Smart EV Micro-Kart FLASH curriculum. The EV Micro-Kart FLASH is a perfect introduction to coding, circuits, and mechanical engineering for middle and high school students. Students experience the Engineering Design Process as they create a chassis out of cardboard (a 3D-printed option is also provided), add a motor and pulleys, and then code a micro:bit to give it headlights, taillights, and speed control. This short course is ideal for:
- STEM classrooms
- Library programming
- Summer camps
- Coding clubs
- Virtual instruction
- Homeschools or Microschools
- Professional development to introduce teachers to coding
$299.00
The EV Micro-Kart FLASH Supplies Pack is a compliment to the EV Micro-Kart FLASH curriculum. The materials in this supply pack will accommodate a classroom of up to 30 students. It contains:
- Transistor TIP 42C (3)
- Wheels and Axle Pack (2)
- Potentiometer (4)
- Super Bright white LED (12)
- Super Bright red LED (12)
- 10K ohm Resistor (20)
- Breadboard Adapter (2)
- 5.9" M/F Jumper Wires (30)
- 3.9" M/M Jumper Wires (30)
- Short Course Pulley and Band Pack (2)
- micro:bits (2)
- USB Cord (2)
- Slim Power Battery Pack (2)
- Large Motor Mounts (2)
- Rubberbands (2)
- 3V Hobby Motor with Leads (3)
- Breadboard (2)
- Chassis Pack of 30 (1)
$129.00 – $279.00
The Build Smart EV Micro-Kart FLASH curriculum puts your students in the driver’s seat as they build and code their own electric go-karts. The curriculum walks you through each step so you can enjoy the experience alongside your students. It teaches students about the Engineering Design Process through hands-on, project-based learning. Using the 5E lesson plan format (Engage, Explore, Explain, Engineer, Evaluate), students work through a series of activities that leads them to the creation of a fully functioning electric kart. The course implements standards from ISTE, NGSS, CCSS, STEL, and CSTA. The short course can be used for:
- Introductory units on environmental and mechanical engineering
- Out-of-school STEM-based activities (4H, Boys and Girls Club, etc.)
- Virtual instruction
- Hybrid instruction
- Library youth programming
- Professional development for educators
- STEM classrooms
