A free, printable 1-page Engineering Design Process (EDP) student log sheet for STEM challenges, maker spaces, prototype testing, and failure analysis.

Guide your students through any STEM challenge with this FREE, printable Engineering Design Process (EDP) Student Log Sheet! Whether your class is building foil boats, straw towers, or robotics prototypes, this universal planning page keeps students accountable at every stage of the engineering cycle—from initial brainstorming to failure analysis and redesign.

What Is Included in This Freebie?

Ask & Define: Clear prompts to identify problem constraints and success criteria.

Imagine: Dedicated space for multi-idea brainstorming before choosing a path.

Plan & Sketch: Large diagramming area with prompts for labeling parts and materials.

Create & ����Vlogt: Structured section to log raw test data and pass/fail observations.

Improve & Iterate: Reflection box targeting failure analysis and Version 2.0 modifications.

Why Teachers Love It:

Works with ANY STEM Challenge: Use it year-round for low-prep index card challenges or multi-week engineering units.

Fosters Growth Mindset: Normalizes “failure” by turning test mistakes into actionable redesign steps.

Print-and-Go: Formatted for standard 8.5" x 11" paper with crisp black-and-white printability.

Perfect For:

K-12 STEM & Maker Space classes

Middle School Science & Engineering labs

Elementary Design Challenges

After-school Science & Robotics clubs