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1 Scientist vs. Engineer

2 Learning Targets I can explain the similarities between science and engineering I can explain the difference between science and engineering I can follow the design process used by engineers

3 Success Criteria I'll be successful when I'm able to explain and use the design process

4 Scientist Conducts experiments Discovers new ideas
Answers questions about world Collaborates with other scientists

5 Engineer Uses knowledge of science to answer real life problems
Creates things for people Collaborates with others to get the job done Projects need to fit budget

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8 Engineer Scientist

9 Using the Design Process

10 Your goal is to build the tallest straw tower, while using $20
Your goal is to build the tallest straw tower, while using $20.00 or less. Materials Price Maximum Straws $1.00 each straws Paper clips $.20 each paper clips Tape $.20 every 3 cm meter

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