The Invention Convention curriculum is a free, hands-on program that teaches K–12 students how to identify real-world problems, research solutions, design and build prototypes, test their ideas, and communicate their results using a seven-step invention process. It promotes critical thinking, creativity, and entrepreneurship through flexible lesson plans, invention logs, and educator resources, all supported by inHub’s professional development and innovation-focused tools. This framework helps teachers guide students through meaningful, problem-based learning that fits easily into agriculture programs and connects to STEM and real-world industry needs.
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Online Curriculum Access:
- To access the full resource library, you'll go to: https://inhub.thehenryford.org/ in the upper right corner will be a "Join For Free" button.
- Once you sign in, it should take you to a page that says "What would you like to do today?", you'll click on "Curriculum Resource Library".
- On the left-hand side under "Popular Curriculum" you'll see the Invention Convention Curriculum Button on yellow and select "Start Exploring"
- From there, you can click on the grade level band you are interested in, and it will give you the full range of curriculum.
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