We are reviving an old fan-favorite PNG program: The Great Egg Drop! Our students had an hour to design an enclosure for an egg that would ensure its survival when thrown off of our roof using miscellaneous tools such as straws, balloons, cups, and newspaper. We got our engineering on and the results were no yolk.
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Annelise
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It was so much fun!I didn't think our egg would survive!
I had a lot of fun today. The thing I learned is to not spend 20 minutes trying to tie a balloon. There were many things that I could've improved but simply didn't have the time to. I failed successfuly.
Today I dropped an egg from the roof. I wrapped the egg in a cup surrounding with other cups, balloons, and rubber-bands. My egg drop survived the roof drop.
7 comments:
It was so much fun!I didn't think our egg would survive!
My egg cracked when it dropped, but it was still really fun!
it was fun and I didn't think our egg would of survive but it did.
I had a lot of fun today. The thing I learned is to not spend 20 minutes trying to tie a balloon. There were many things that I could've improved but simply didn't have the time to.
I failed successfuly.
When the egg was thrown of the roof, the balloons helped the egg slowly fall. This was a successful
Today I dropped an egg from the roof.
I wrapped the egg in a cup surrounding with other cups, balloons, and rubber-bands.
My egg drop survived the roof drop.
We had a total of 12 students today!
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