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Laura Moore-Mueller Robin Washam Deann Anguiano Russ Ballard

Main Points Project TIME House Building overview Gro-Beast overview Quadratic Cliff Jumping Hot Air Balloon Questions MainProject TIMEHouse buildingGro-beastCliff jumpingBalloonQuestions

Project TIME Who we are What we do Why we do it MainProject TIMEHouse buildingGro-beastCliff jumpingBalloonQuestions

House Building Contemporary Math project Scheduling theory Final assessment MainProject TIMEHouse buildingGro-beastCliff jumpingBalloonQuestions

House Building Task digraph Worker assignment Business proposal Time schedule MainProject TIMEHouse buildingGro-beastCliff jumpingBalloonQuestions

House Building Project submitted Rainfall projection Closest to actual time line MainProject TIMEHouse buildingGro-beastCliff jumpingBalloonQuestions

Gro-Beast Elementary Algebra Polymer dinosaurs Soak in water Measure as they grow Is manufacturer’s claim valid? MainProject TIMEHouse buildingGro-beastCliff jumpingBalloonQuestions

Gro-Beast MainProject TIMEHouse buildingGro-beastCliff jumpingBalloonQuestions

Gro-Beast Measurement Ratios and proportions Linear graphs Intercepts Slope MainProject TIMEHouse buildingGro-beastCliff jumpingBalloonQuestions

Quadratic Cliff Jumping Intermediate or College Algebra Projectile motion Special effects or possibility? MainProject TIMEHouse buildingGro-beastCliff jumpingBalloonQuestions

Predict Location Vertical or horizontal Data consistency is vital Test ramp = data ramp MainProject TIMEHouse buildingGro-beastCliff jumpingBalloonQuestions

Hot Wheel Ramp MainProject TIMEHouse buildingGro-beastCliff jumpingBalloonQuestions Table Hot Wheel Car Path H d Hot Wheel Track

Hot Air Balloons Intermediate Algebra to Calculus Functions: translations piecewise Volume and surface area Flying the balloon MainProject TIMEHouse buildingGro-beastCliff jumpingBalloonQuestions

Cross Section Draw the curve Fit the function String and ruler MainProject TIMEHouse buildingGro-beastCliff jumpingBalloonQuestions

Panel String method Applying radii Measure the panel MainProject TIMEHouse buildingGro-beastCliff jumpingBalloonQuestions

Scale Build small Measurements Volume Growing the balloon MainProject TIMEHouse buildingGro-beastCliff jumpingBalloonQuestions

Construction Choice of paper Techniques MainProject TIMEHouse buildingGro-beastCliff jumpingBalloonQuestions

Construction Trouble shooting Wire ring Flying MainProject TIMEHouse buildingGro-beastCliff jumpingBalloonQuestions

Rubric Purpose Mathematics Science MainProject TIMEHouse buildingGro-beastCliff jumpingBalloonQuestions

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