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The Paper Airplane Challenge The Paper Airplane Challenge The Task: Each pair or small group of students will build 3 paper airplanes using only the materials listed below. One paper airplane should be designed to fly as far as possible (farthest distance). Build one other paper airplane to stay in the air as long as possible (longest hang time). One paper air plane designed to fly in a straight line (accuracy). Build one paper airplane to hit a teacher designated target (closest). Rubric Code: W2484C3 By Lmcoffman15 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Paper Airplane Project
	Superior 4 pts	Excellent 3 pts	Good 2 pts	Developing 1 pts
Approved Materials	Superior copy paper weight 20 color paper weight 24	Excellent	Good	Developing 1 or more items on the airplane that are not on the approved list.
Flight (Distance) List accurate plane distance in inches.	Superior Group list accurate plane distance in inches. written correctly in journals	Excellent Group was close to listing correct data but was off a bit in measurements.	Good Group had some kind of measurements in their on their hand out.	Developing Group did not list any data
Flight (Hang Time) Group list time the planes fly.	Superior Group have given accurate times the planes flew.	Excellent Group was close to listing correct data but was off a bit in times.	Good Group had some kind of time on their hand out.	Developing Group did not list any data
Accuracy (straight line) List how many times the plane leaves the straight path.	Superior Groups have given accurate count of the times it leaves the path.	Excellent Group was close to listing correct data but was off a bit in count	Good Group had some count on their hand out.	Developing Group did not list any data.
Target List how far from the target they are.	Superior Groups have accurate measurements of distance from the target or they are on target.	Excellent Group was close to correct data but was off a bit on measurements.	Good Group had some count on their hand out.	Developing Group did not list any data.