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Kids Think Design

Kids Think Design introduces students to design thinking through empathy, creativity, and iteration. It focuses on understanding users before creating solutions.

What if your students designed for accessibility?

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Grades: K–5
Outcomes: Empathy, design thinking, creativity
Assessment: Students explain how their design meets user needs.
Curriculum: Design Thinking, SEL

What if your students explored how design shapes choices?

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Grades: K–5
Outcomes: Empathy, design thinking, creativity
Assessment: Students explain how their design meets user needs.
Curriculum: Design Thinking, SEL

What if your students redesigned something frustrating?

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Grades: K–5
Outcomes: Empathy, design thinking, creativity
Assessment: Students explain how their design meets user needs.
Curriculum: Design Thinking, SEL

What if your students tested ideas with real users?

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Grades: K–5
Outcomes: Empathy, design thinking, creativity
Assessment: Students explain how their design meets user needs.
Curriculum: Design Thinking, SEL

What if your students explored design as storytelling?

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Grades: K–5
Outcomes: Empathy, design thinking, creativity
Assessment: Students explain how their design meets user needs.
Curriculum: Design Thinking, SEL

What if your students prototyped ideas rapidly?

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Grades: K–5
Outcomes: Empathy, design thinking, creativity
Assessment: Students explain how their design meets user needs.
Curriculum: Design Thinking, SEL

What if your students empathized before designing?

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Grades: K–5
Outcomes: Empathy, design thinking, creativity
Assessment: Students explain how their design meets user needs.
Curriculum: Design Thinking, SEL

What if your students examined why things are designed the way they are?

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Grades: K–5
Outcomes: Empathy, design thinking, creativity
Assessment: Students explain how their design meets user needs.
Curriculum: Design Thinking, SEL

What if your students redesigned an object to be more inclusive?

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Grades: K–5
Outcomes: Empathy, design thinking, creativity
Assessment: Students explain how their design meets user needs.
Curriculum: Design Thinking, SEL

What if your students explored how design affects behavior?

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Grades: K–5
Outcomes: Empathy, design thinking, creativity
Assessment: Students explain how their design meets user needs.
Curriculum: Design Thinking, SEL