Young Inventors / Formula Challenge / Grades 1–2

Imagine.
Calculate.
Invent.

A 28-question Noble Youth Academy STEAM challenge where young learners apply simple formulas to motion, forces, energy, waves, heat, circuits, shapes, measurement and invention. The experience is designed as a real NYA academic assessment—not a separate quiz app.

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The same 28 invention-lab questions are available to Grades 1–2 as an enrichment challenge. A child account is not required and progress stays in this browser.

Grade 1 Young Inventors

A supported formula challenge designed as enrichment for early elementary learners. Adult guidance is appropriate when a formula or unit is unfamiliar.

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Young inventor skill framework

Use formulas as tools.
Not facts to memorize.

The challenge introduces relationships between quantities through concrete invention-lab scenarios and simple arithmetic.

LAB GROUP 01Motion, Force & MachinesSpeed, momentum, gravity, torque, work, mechanical advantage, bouncing and pressure.
LAB GROUP 02Energy, Heat & WavesPotential energy, sound frequency, wavelength, heat change and wave speed.
LAB GROUP 03Measurement & GeometryDensity, ratios, circle area, triangle area, cube volume, growth rate and flow rate.
LAB GROUP 04Engineering & InventionCircuits, bridge loads, cranes, sail cars, balance, efficiency and design thinking.
Learning note: This is an enrichment challenge for Grades 1–2, not a state assessment or placement test. Some formulas intentionally introduce ideas students may normally meet later; adults can help explain vocabulary and units while allowing the child to do the arithmetic reasoning.

Question

Question 1 of 280 answered

Lab 1

Water Balloon Drop Lab

FormulaPE = m × g × h

Stored energy an object has because it is lifted high.

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AchievementFormula Explorer

Results are supplemental educational feedback. This challenge is not an official state assessment, school placement decision, accredited academic credit, or professional STEM credential.

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Certificate of Achievement

Young Inventors STEAM Formula Challenge

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Student

for completing all 28 formula questions and demonstrating early STEM problem-solving skills.

Score100%
Correct28 / 28
AchievementMaster Inventor