The students worked really hard on their Egg Drop Structures! The purpose of the assignment was to design a structure that could support an egg so that if it was dropped from a height, it wouldn't break. The kids used cardboard, tape, shredded paper, paper towel rolls, plastic bags, etc., to build their structures. They were so excited to drop their eggs from the top of the stairs outside of the school. We were thrilled to discover that 11 out of our 12 eggs survived the drop!
Great job room 20! Looks like you had a blast! Always fun activities going on in your room :)
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Hey Room 20! Nice work on the Egg Drop and the new blog. I'm still working on flipping your video. I may have it figured out then I can work with Mrs. Shabaga on the video.
ReplyDeleteHey Room 20! Nice job on the Egg Drop and the new blog. I'm still working on fixing the video for you guys, then Mrs. Shabaga and I can make the video so you can watch it.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the digital world Room 20! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great job on the blog. School looks like so much fun. I love seeing the pictures and hearing all about what the kids are learning.
ReplyDeleteSincerely,
Kaylee's Mom
it was fun ~katie
ReplyDeleteit was the best~kate
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