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Penny Catapults Object: 1) Hit a target with a penny, 2) Distance Materials: 2 plastic spoons, 8 rubber bands 3 pencils 12 Popsicle Sticks, 3 feet of string, 2 Pennies Important: These are the only materials you will be given. If you lose, break, improperly cut the materials, they will not be replaced. However, you may discard you’re your entire creation for a replacement package, only once! Catapult Rubric Essay (worth 20 points) 1) 100 – 300 words a. Tell me about the construction of your catapult. i. Why did you build it that way?

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Penny Catapults

Object: 1) Hit a target with a penny, 2) Distance

Materials:2 plastic spoons, 8 rubber bands 3 pencils 12 Popsicle Sticks, 3 feet of string, 2 Pennies

Important: These are the only materials you will be given. If you lose, break, improperly cut the materials, they will not be replaced. However, you may discard you’re your entire creation for a replacement package, only once!

Catapult Rubric

Essay (worth 20 points)1) 100 – 300 words

a. Tell me about the construction of your catapult.i. Why did you build it that way?

ii. How many design changes did you make?b. 1 point will be deducted for each misspelled word and each grammar errorc. 1 point will be deducted for < 100 words or > 300 words

Graph (worth 10 points)2) Construct a graph of your 50 trials

a. Graph your trials using a graph of your choice.i. Must be labeled properly

1. 1 point will be deducted for missing information

Statistics (worth 2 points each)3) What is the Range, Median, Mean & Mode of your data?

Testing 4) Accuracy (6 points)

a. Penny hits target at a minimum distance of 24 inches (one bounce or less)i. 1st try = 6 points

ii. 2 -3 attempts = 5 pointsiii. 4 – 5 attempts = 4 pointsiv. 6 – 7 attempts = 3 pointsv. 8 – 9 attempts = 2 points

vi. 10 attempts or more = 1 point

5) Distance (one attempt only)a. 5 – 10ft = 2 pointsb. 10.1 ft – 15ft = 4 pointsc. 15.1ft or more = 6 pointsd. 7 points will be awarded to the furthest