1. Go to the Museum of Flight page (click here) and browse through the aircraft designs. 2. Pick one aircraft for your focus project. 3. Make a slide for each of these topics. Each slide should have illustrations and text on it. Title slide Picture of your aircraft with parts labeled. A slide that describes what this aircraft is used for. A slide that describes the top speed and altitude for this aircraft. A slide that explains which company makes this aircraft and when was it designed. A slide with additional pictures and bonus information about your aircraft. 4. You can add additional slides for more points. 5. If you are done early, you make work on your flight training or paper aircraft designs.
1. Watch instructional video about claim and evidence. 2. Title slide #3 "Claim and Evidence" 3. Using your experiment results from last time (hearing test), make a claim about YOUR results. example #1 - Boys can hear higher frequencies than girls. example #2 - Adults can hear lower frequencies than kids. 4. After writing your claim, make a sentence that shows your evidence. example #1 - Jack and David could hear up to 17k and Sophie and Amy could hear up to 14k example #2 - Both of my parents could hear below 150hz and the kids could only hear above 200hz 5. Make your slide look nice (your choice on how) 5. Watch the new animal of the day video.
1. Watch the instructional video below. 2. Make slide #5 titled "Aeronautics" 3. Make some paper airplane designs and take a picture of your top three. Don't forget to give them a name. - Click here for a great website that shows you how to make many different paper airplane designs! 4. You can also make one of those pictures a video (please keep it under 10 seconds long) 5. Check out the new Animal of the Day!