You do have to try, learn, and improve. You do have to put yourself out there and risk failure. But in this new world, you don’t have to go bankrupt if you fail because you can fail small. You can innovate as a hobby. Imagine that: a nation of innovation hobbyists working to make their lives more meaningful and the world a better place. Welcome to the maker revolution.” ― Mark Hatch, 
The Maker Movement Manifesto: Rules for Innovation in the New World of Crafters, Hackers, and Tinkerers

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Description:

• Learn about SAFETY,
• Learn about engineering and design,
• Learn how to change idea to prototype.
• Learn how to modify as you proceed.

​Competencies:

• PD Proactive Learner;
• ER- Problem Solving;
• Com - Presentation.

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Guiding Questions:

• How do I design to a budget,
  
• Engineer for strength,
  
• Have a result that is both functional and beautiful.
• Complete in a reasonable time frame.