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1 1-7-16

2 Notebook check tomorrow!
1-7-16 Objective: I will create a device that launches projectiles Starter: Answer the questions at your desk! Before Score: After Score: Quiz tomorrow! Notebook check tomorrow!

3 agenda Starter and review questions Finish marshmallow project
Finish Mythbusters video

4 Strobe photo review Does a projectile accelerate vertically as it travels? How do you know this? If so, what net force causes this acceleration Does the projectile accelerate horizontally as it travels? How do you know this?

5 Marshmallow launcher 100 cm distance! Paper Cardboard Tape Glue
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