The children were presented with the following challenge:
Engineer a helmet to protect the egg from breaking when it
falls, and work within the following constraints:
1.
Mimic helmets that are used in sports and other activities by using materials delivered to each classroom.
2. The helmet you and your group
create must be removable BUT stay on the egg’s head when dropped. Remember, when you wear a helmet, you can
take it on an off and secure it from falling off your head.
3. Your group’s helmet must only
wrap around the “head of the egg”, just like real helmets, they will protect
the egghead, not the whole body
4.
Your group’s helmet design must prevent the egg from cracking
Mr. Lager climbed the ladder in the gym half way. To the delight of the children, 5 eggs survived! Mr. Lager then climbed to the top of the ladder and dropped the 5 finalists.......one survived. It was a great community building, STEM based day at Woodland School.
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