Grade 4 engineers focus on choosing the right tools and identifying variables in fair tests. Nine fill-in-the-blanks cover stopwatches, scales, prototypes, hypotheses, and goggles, while a matching task pairs tools with their measurement jobs. Grade 4 students learn that good data starts with good tools and that fair tests change only one variable at a time. Builds essential measurement vocabulary needed for every classroom engineering challenge.

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Engineering Design Challenges
Grade 4
★ Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1) A stopwatch measures how long something takes during an engineering trial.
2) A scale measures how heavy an object is in grams or pounds.
3) Recycled materials like cardboard and bottle caps are great for cheap prototypes.
4) A prototype is a first model engineers build to test their design idea.
5) In a fair test, only one variable is changed at a time so results are clear.
6) A safety goggles protect eyes from glue, paint, or flying small parts.
7) Hot glue guns melt sticks of plastic to bond materials quickly.
8) A simple table helps an engineer record results from each trial in order.
9) Before testing, engineers write a hypothesis predicting what will happen.
★ Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1) Match each item to its correct answer.
Stopwatch
Measures time
Measures time
Scale
Measures weight
Measures weight
Ruler
Measures length
Measures length
Goggles
Protects eyes
Protects eyes
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