
With 100 years of innovation experience, Boeing is looking ahead to the next century of possibilities, especially for the next generation of dreamers, builders and inventors. We want to harness their natural sense of curiosity and show them just how astronomical their impact on the world can be.
Boeing engineers worked closely with education partners to develop K-12 resources that focus on applying science to solve tough real-world problems.
Get inspired by our collection of lesson plans, videos, interactive media and design challenges, all of which are intended to increase their interest and aptitude for 21st century skills.
Iridescent and Boeing engineers joined forces to create more than 20 hands-on, open-ended design challenges that encourage curiosity, creativity and persistence among K-12 students.
Activities take low-cost household materials and turn them into innovative engineering solutions, while available mentorship from scientists and engineers offers help along the way.
The Documentary Group collaborated with WGBH to produce a collection of digital resources that bring to life science of flight, aviation history, and profiles of aerospace careers. This special collection is available on PBS LearningMedia, which offers PreK- 12 classrooms a flexible way to integrate media into daily instruction.
The Teaching Channel and Boeing engineers collaborated with educators to create a series of science units for elementary and middle school students. The ten units they developed integrate design thinking and problem-based learning into lessons inspired by Boeing science and engineering innovation.
Above and Beyond is an interactive, hands-on exhibition for kids that explores the wonder of flight and the marvels of aerospace innovation, design and technology.
Bring the power of innovation into your classroom with the Above and Beyond Teacher’s Guides. These printable resources include lesson plans, a field-trip planner, activities, games, and more.