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    • Connecticut
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A STEM INFUSED EDUCATIONAL MAGIC SHOW

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Includes Activities & Science Standards

Explore the lessons, engaging in-class activities, and their alignment with Next Generation Science Standards. Use Engineering Wonder in your school to create excitement and momentum for your students to learn STEM and creativity!

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science meets magic

Get your students excited about STEM!

Engineering Wonder was created to inspire young people to explore their curiosity in STEM and be creative with it. This educational STEM school assembly program was created by Peter Boie a nationally touring magician who has been featured on the hit TV show Penn & Teller Fool Us and is a best selling magic inventor. The show is a STEM infused magic show that focuses on understanding the basics of how electronics work all while weaving in amazing magic throughout the show to keep your students on the edge of their seats. The show incorporates incredible magic, fascinating science experiments, live camera feeds, a drone and multimedia to provide an immersive and interactive experience. 

Some Particulars...

  • Sound and projection provided at no additional cost if your venue isn't equipped.
  • Optional Q & A with the performer after the show.
  • A program for all grades! There is a version of Engineering Wonder for all grade levels.
  • Free teacher's guide provided.
  • Ask about the Engineering Wonder™ Workshop. Learn STEM infused magic tricks!

Customizable for Elementary, middle and high schools

Testimonals

Damariscotta Montessori School

Hear what Damariscotta Montessori School has to say about  Engineering Wonder, the most amazing educational STEM school assembly.

Hermon Middle School

Hear from principal Zach Freeman about Engineering Wonder. The incredible science school assembly program!

Dale Street School

Hear what principal Stephen Grenham has to say about Engineering Wonder after a performance for his 4th graders at Dale Street School in Medfield MA.

Dunbarton Elementary School

Hear what assistant principal Megan Bartashevich has to say about Engineering Wonder after a performance for the entire school at Dunbarton Elementary in NH..

Amanda Lovejoy-STEM Teacher-Hermon Middle School

Amanda Lovejoy-STEM Teacher-Hermon Middle School

Amanda Lovejoy-STEM Teacher-Hermon Middle School

"The Engineering Wonder Show delivered a blend of entertainment and education, showcasing STEM in an engaging manner. Its ability to captivate both students and staff at the middle school speaks volumes about sparking interest and enthusiasm for STEM!"

Alicia Martino-Macdonough Elementary School

Amanda Lovejoy-STEM Teacher-Hermon Middle School

Amanda Lovejoy-STEM Teacher-Hermon Middle School

"Our students loved the showed! It was very entertaining for all grades to watch!"

Mia Banco, Education Director-The Waldo Theatre

Mia Banco, Education Director-The Waldo Theatre

Mia Banco, Education Director-The Waldo Theatre

"We loved Engineering Wonder! It's an interactive, educational, and magical experience. The 3rd-8th graders (and the teachers!) in attendance were engaged and amazed from start to finish. Peter does an awesome job working in science and magic into an unforgettable program that left audience members inspired to learn more about engineering - and magic!"

Kimmy Ellinwood-The Wediko School

Mia Banco, Education Director-The Waldo Theatre

Mia Banco, Education Director-The Waldo Theatre

"Peter Boie certainly Engineered Wonder at our residential middle and high school! Students and staff alike loved the magic while learning about scientific principles. Peter did not hesitate to accommodate our special needs, and even met with our teachers to help plan a school wide STEM-based project. We hope to have him back!”

Learning Outcomes

Creating a STEM project

How Electricity Works

Learn what a circuit is and how electricity travels using conductors and insulators.

How Batteries Work

Learn how batteries store and release electricity.

How Electric Motors Work

Learn how a DC motor works, and how to make one.

Radio Frequencies

Learn about the electromagnetic spectrum and how information is embedded in radio waves.

Propellers

Learn how propellers provide thrust and make things fly.

The Three "C"s of Learning

The three elements that will make you a lifelong learner.

Scientific History

We stand on the shoulders of every scientist and inventor that came before us. Learn some of their names, faces and what they accomplished.

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Explore the lessons, engaging in-class activities, and their alignment with the Next Generation Science Standards. 

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