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Build a Better Candy Bag

Learning Objectives Problem Solving: Recognize and apply geometric ideas in areas outside of the mathematics classroom Apply and adapt a variety of appropriate strategies Communication: Communicate mathematical thinking coherently and clearly to peers, teachers, and others

Candy For Sale Loads of Candy Owners want a new candy bag that is attractive and more functional than the one they currently use.

4 Design Objective Design and implement a candy bag using the available materials Limit of 1 meter of tape per group of 2 The bag is to be hand carried The bag is to be sturdy, functional and aesthetically pleasing A design with unusual shape or “twist” is highly desirable

Outline and Procedures (1) 5 Divide into teams of two (2), Agree on a name for your team Brainstorm and create a sketch of a design of a candy bag Build a model of your design with given materials: a limit of 1 meter of tape per team Material bags for teams to build…

Candy Bag 2 sheets of plastic Tape Twine/String Available Materials Material bags for teams to build…

Outline and Procedures (2) 7 Outline and Procedures (2) Predict how much weight the bag might hold Test the strength of your bag Only after all sketches and calculations were complete

Outline and Procedures (3) 8 Outline and Procedures (3) Discuss and agree upon a redesigned bag Provide a sketch and estimate of weight to be carried Answer reflection questions as a team

Reflection Questions What was one thing you liked about your design? 9 Reflection Questions What was one thing you liked about your design? What is one thing you would change about your design based on your experience? How did the materials provided impact your design?