Event Year: 2022 Event Location: Virtual Competition: Energy Transfer Machine Division: 3-5 School: Ocean Breeze Elementary Team Size: 4
Addison, Eden, Kayla and Ella, a team of 4th graders
trying to solve our problems
It took 41 trials before success!
So first time it actually worked! I really wish I wasn’t in the way but oh well. We have struggled to make this work and the hard work actually paid off. As a team we worked together to fight through the difficulties of this challenge.
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It was an ozo bot 🤖- Eden from circuit 2 to last project😍
This machine is really cool. I’m surprised you made it run so long because some Rube Goldberg/energy transfer machines I’ve tried haven’t run that long. Your use of string, dominoes and cars was cool to see. Nice job!
I am so impressed how long you made your project run! That was the hardest part for my students and you four did such a great job! Was that a bristle bot at the beginning? I love the use of dominos, strings, and cars. Awesome!
That a very complex machine with lots of steps. The use of string between distant parts was very clever. I would loved to have seen an explanation of the different transfers and maybe some insight into how you came up with different parts. Great work!
It was an ozo bot 🤖- Eden from circuit 2 to last project😍
This machine is really cool. I’m surprised you made it run so long because some Rube Goldberg/energy transfer machines I’ve tried haven’t run that long. Your use of string, dominoes and cars was cool to see. Nice job!
I am so impressed how long you made your project run! That was the hardest part for my students and you four did such a great job! Was that a bristle bot at the beginning? I love the use of dominos, strings, and cars. Awesome!
It’s very commendable that you persisted through 41 trials to get this to work.
The commitment to such an intricate machine was very impressive!
Congrats, you 4th graders rock!
That a very complex machine with lots of steps. The use of string between distant parts was very clever. I would loved to have seen an explanation of the different transfers and maybe some insight into how you came up with different parts. Great work!