FM EI: 4 (11/3)

Objective: SWBAT use their criteria and design analysis to write a proposal for the most effective drop pod based on cost and damage

Do Now: 

“If I could redesign my egg drop, I would choose to use a strawberry crate, having bubble wrap line the inside of the crate. The padding would consist of cotton balls and packaging peanuts packed tightly, so as to fill up as much space as possible. It would also include bubble wrap wrapped around the outside of the crate, since your crate may tip in any direction while falling. The bubble wrap would be secured using string tied around it to make sure that it does not unravel itself. The egg would be placed snugly in the middle, and would not crack due to the heavy padding. I would put straws on the bottom that would break the fall.” (Vivian Troung, 2018)

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This is the introduction of an Egg drop proposal from last year. To the best of your ability, draw the design they chose to create below:

Guided Notes: 

An engineer’s written proposal explains to others how and why a design solution works. While scientific arguments and engineering proposals are different in some ways, both use evidence and reasoning to support a claim.

Design Proposal: How to create the most effective egg drop pod.

Practice:

Your essay work space: 
- In Google Classroom
- "Force and Motion Proposal"

Exit Ticket:

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What is the relationship between the starting height of your egg drop pod impact the starting potential energy?

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Objective: SWBAT use their criteria and design analysis to write a proposal for the most effective drop pod based on cost and damage

Do Now:

This is the introduction of an Egg drop proposal from last year. To the best of your ability, draw the design they chose to create below:

Guided Notes:

Practice:

Your essay work space:

Exit Ticket:

What is the relationship between the starting height of your egg drop pod impact the starting potential energy?

What is the relationship between PE and the pods success?