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Feasibility Study on Mouse Trap Car Design and Construction

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This project focuses on creating a mouse trap-powered car, utilizing scrap materials at a cost of $3 per trap. Students will engage in research and hands-on activities to understand the mechanics involved, including speed measurement using the formula s = d/t and concepts of kinetic energy and acceleration. The project emphasizes safety, time management, and self-tracking of learning progress through journals or digital tools. Students will explore resources, defining how math and science principles apply in their design process.

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Feasibility Study on Mouse Trap Car Design and Construction

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  1. My Project By Jason Butka

  2. Mouse Trap Car

  3. Feasibility • $3 per mouse trap • Scrap materials (salvage) • THINK ABOUT OTHER • Safety • Time • etc

  4. Research Recording • Name 3 or more ways students can track their learning and progress during the assignment

  5. Math / Science • HOW is math & science used in this project? BE SPECIFIC • Measure the speed s=d/t • Define Kinetic energy& acceleration

  6. Rubric (at least 3 categories)

  7. Materials • What type of materials are students allowed to use?

  8. Resources • What are some resources students can use to learn what they need to learn? (YOU DON’T GIVE THEM THE STEPS, THEY LEARN) • Should be at least 3 or more sites/books etc.

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