Go to Google Classroom and complete the Project Description Assignment. Use the links below to answer questions about the project rules. You can also Google the projects to see pictures and get ideas.
Glider Project Description
Egg Drop Project Description
GI Model Project Description
Mousetrap Car Project Description
Prosthetic Arm Project Description
Bridge Project Description
Ms. Lopez MESA
Tuesday, February 2, 2016
Sunday, January 17, 2016
1/19/2016
Once you have finished (tested, adjusted, retested) your Mouse Trap car and turned it in to me, you can build a styrofoam plate glider. Follow the instructions in the link: Simple Styrofoam Plate Glider Instructions
More Ideas: Foam Plate Gliders Link
Also, look at the MESA Day Balsawood Gliders Rules
More Ideas: Foam Plate Gliders Link
Also, look at the MESA Day Balsawood Gliders Rules
Wednesday, December 9, 2015
Thursday 12/10 Agenda
Code: a set of instructions that tell a computer to do something
Today you are going to do Hour of Code.
Follow the directions below:
- If you don't have an account yet, you will need to create one using your school email address.
- If you already have an account, log in.
- Enter the class code: QVFCZF
- Watch the video and complete the Classic Maze activity
- If you finish early, select any other activity to work on
Thursday, December 3, 2015
Friday 12/4 Agenda
Go to Google Classroom and open the "Mousetrap Car Design Basics" assignment.
Links:
Mousetrap Car Propulsion System
Science Concepts
Construction Tips
How to videos:
BBQ Skewer Car
Built for speed
Simple car (short video)
Simple fast car
Mousetrap car hints
Links:
Mousetrap Car Propulsion System
Science Concepts
Construction Tips
How to videos:
BBQ Skewer Car
Built for speed
Simple car (short video)
Simple fast car
Mousetrap car hints
Thursday 12/4 Agenda
Finish Racing Air Powered Cars
Start Mousetrap Car Project
Rules
Sick Science Mousetrap Car
2 Wheel Mousetrap Car
Tutorial Videos
Start Mousetrap Car Project
Rules
Sick Science Mousetrap Car
2 Wheel Mousetrap Car
Tutorial Videos
Tuesday, November 24, 2015
Tuesday 11/24
Work on your detailed design for your Air Powered Car
- Remember: the materials you will have are 10 straws, 4 large wooden beads, 8 pins, an 8x11 piece of paper and sissors.
- Design must have measurements of all parts.
- Design must have a list of all parts you will use.
- Design must be complete and ok'd before you get your materials on Monday after break.
When you finish with your design, you can watch more Science 360 Video videos.
You can also work on your STEM careers project if you are not finished with it yet.
You can also work on your STEM careers project if you are not finished with it yet.
Sunday, November 22, 2015
Monday 11/23
Learning Goals:
1. Question of the Day: What does a mechanical engineer do?
- Learn what mechanical engineers do, how it impacts our daily lives, and the benefits of a career in Mechanical Engineering.
- Understand the engineering design process and the critical components of vehicle design.
1. Question of the Day: What does a mechanical engineer do?
2. Team Activity
4. Air Powered Vehicle Challenge
- Discuss
- Design (must be turned in to get materials)
(Available materials: 10 straws, 4 large beads (straws can pass through), 8 straight pins, 8x11 piece of paper, sissors)
- Build
- Test
- Redesign
- Rebuild
- Final Test
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