This is an interactive website for a STEM unit in which fourth grade students learn mainly about electricity & magnetism and force & motion. Learning is accomplished through the building of pinball machines. The website was designed to be embedded into a WYSIWYG editor. The white space surrounding the website would not be seen by the viewer. Last year, Pinball Wizard was completed by all 5 fourth grade classrooms (about 140 students) at Willow Lane Elementary School, East Penn School District. The project was created as a part of the district's STEM initiative, which started last year. Pinball Wizard will continue to be implemented by all fourth grade classrooms on a yearly basis. For the website, everything is interactive, from the bumpers to the flippers. To familiarize yourself with the project, start with the Overview. Then, take a look at the Directions, followed by the Research and the Pinball Packet. This website functions as a one stop shop that supplies teachers and students with everything that is needed to feel comfortable with the Pinball Wizard project. All that is missing is the science textbook! Also created for the project are two formative assessments, one summative assessment, and certificates for students who build the best machines. (Contact me if you are interested.) This project has been a part of multiple presentations, both on a building level and a district level. Thank you for checking out Pinball Wizard!