2. PS.6.7.4 Conduct investigations of Newton’s third law of motion PS.6.7.5 Explain how Newton’s three laws of motion apply to real world situations (e.g., sports, transportation) PS.6.7.6 Investigate careers, scientists, and historical breakthroughs related to laws of motion NS.1.7.3 Interpret scientific data using mean, median, mode, and range using SI units

3. 2015105 Design Plan Complete a design of a microgolf hole, drawn out with list of materials Plan is partially completed, does include a materials list Unclear design, not complete, or neat, materials list incomplete Unclear design, incomplete with or without a materials list Teamwork Complete participation, on task, considerate, area cleaned after lab, materials in order Complete participation, mostly on task, considerate, area cleaned after lab materials in order mostly on task, considerate, area cleaned after lab materials in order Off task too often lacking collaborative work, little attempt to clean up after lab Creativity Attention to detail throughout activity neat, well thought out plan, visually appealing Good design with well thought out plan, visually appealing Basic design, not completely thought out, visual appeal lacking Poorly designed plan without much thought, visual appeal lacking WorkabilityAccurate measurements, par for the hole realistic Considerable effort made to accurately measure the hole and estimate par More effort required in measuring distance to the hole and estimating par Little effort made to measure distance to the hole and estimate par Grading Rubric:

4. Player #ScoreScores in Ascending Order Microgolf Hole Report____________ Name of Golf Hole:_______________________ Estimate of Par:___

5. HoleParP1:P2:P3:P4: 1: 2: 3: 4: 5: 6: 7: 8: 9: Total

15.  foam card board  sandpaper wood pieces  pvc pipe cups  rocks/gravel medicine cups  construction paper paper towel rolls  Tape pipe cleaners  popsicle sticks marbles

21. Design Summary Questions: How did your team arrive at your design/method? Did you consider more than one design/method? Why did you choose your design/method? What task was the most challenging?