The Really Useful 1000 | Katie Cresswell-Maynard | Bedtime Stories for Very Young Engineers
Channel: Science Showoff
Date: 2022-04-27

In this Bedtime Story for Very Young Engineers, engineer Katie Cresswell-Maynard tells us about a young inventor called Ivy, and her machine the Really Useful 1000.

Bedtime Stories for Very Young Engineers is a movement that makes science and engineering one of the ideas very young people have for their futures via a medium they already love – bedtime stories. We aim to revolutionise the bedtime story from princesses and dinosaurs to problem-solvers and inventors, and introduce 2- to 5-year-olds to the world of making, improving and maintaining the human-made world around us. The project is run by Dr Anna Ploszajski (www.annaploszajski.com) and Dr Steve Cross (www.drstevecross.com), and was funded by the Royal Academy of Engineering.

Find out more about Bedtime Stories for Very Young Engineers at www.storytellingengineers.com.