Biomimicry and Human Design: Observing Bird Structures and Functions to Create Flying Machines with Artificial Intelligence
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Using the 5E model, this lesson engages fifth graders in exploring biomimicry and flying machines to inspire original designs. Students build design thinking and observation skills through bird observation using photos, videos, and audio, followed by discussion, sketching, brainstorming, testing, revising, and artistic creation. An artificial intelligence (AI) image generator supports visual inspiration. The lesson concludes with students sharing and reflecting on their flying machines. Hands-on activities and technology are integrated throughout to enhance engagement and interaction.
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An, H., Samaras, T., & Sung, W. (2025). Biomimicry and Human Design: Observing Bird Structures and Functions to Create Flying Machines with Artificial Intelligence. Journal of Technology-Integrated Lessons and Teaching, 4(2), 39–50. https://doi.org/10.13001/jtilt.v4i2.9417
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