As initially mentioned, student outcomes can be noted through knowledge and understanding, skill development, and values and attitudes (Athanasou & Lamprianou, 2002; Brady & Kennedy, 2001). Students’ knowledge about science and mathematics concepts was evident within the student booklet (3D shapes; temperature; states of matter; testing the properties of materials). Although designing and constructing the medical kit may be considered skill development, the science and mathematics inquiry skills such as working with a problem, deciding on resources and experimental set up along with minor manipulative skills in constructing the medical kit require further investigation. Yet, the students’ values and attitudes were apparent in the way they interacted with the activities.