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Design Team Challenge - Chair Lift
Design Team Challenge - Cardboard Chair
Students work in teams to design a chair lift made out of everyday materials that can carry a ping pong ball and a golfball up a rope line and back down in a controlled manner so that the ball does not fall out of the chair. Second task it to make it up the chair lift with an egg and have it released at the desired target.
Rubric Code:
QX3C5C2
By
dietcoke
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Subject:
Engineering
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Design Challenge - Chair Lift
Poor
1 pts
Fair
3 pts
Good
5 pts
Build Constraints-Ping Pong
Poor
Chair is built with found materials and was not able to make it up the chair lift holding the ping pong ball and did not slide down on its own.
Fair
Chair is built with found materials and was able to make it up the chair lift holding the ping pong ball and slid part of the way down on its own.
Good
Chair is built with found materials and was able to make it up the chair lift holding the ping pong ball and slide down on its own.
Build Constraints-Golf Ball
Poor
Chair is built with found materials and was not able to make it up the chair lift holding the ping pong ball and golf ball and did not slide down on its own.
Fair
Chair is built with found materials and was able to make it up the chair lift holding the ping pong ball and golf ball and slid half way down on its own.
Good
Chair is built with found materials and was able to make it up the chair lift holding the ping pong ball and golf ball and slide down on its own.
Build Constraints-Egg
Poor
Chair is built with found materials and was not able to make it up the chair lift holding the egg.
Fair
Chair is built with found materials and was able to make it up the chair lift holding the egg and was not able to release the egg at the target.
Good
Chair is built with found materials and was able to make it up the chair lift holding the egg and was able to release the egg at the target.
Design Concept
Poor
Design concept is not in line with thumbnail sketches with many major changes.
Fair
Design concept is mostly like planned, but has some major change orders applied.
Good
Design concept is exactly like planned on the thumbnail sketches with few change orders.
Presentation
Poor
Chair presentation is unorganized that with the complete Design Process and Simple Machines used.
Fair
Chair presentation includes the explanation of the Design Process and Simple Machines used and was lacking substance.
Good
Chair presentation includes explanations of the entire Design Process and students were able to identify the Simple Machines used.
Decorated
Poor
Project was not painted or completed.
Fair
Project was not fully completed.
Good
Project was complete with decoration.
Subjects:
Engineering
Types:
Project
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