1. By : James Beverly, III

2.   Solar Power -Power From The Sun  Objective : This projects consists of all of the four components of STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics). We will be building Solar Powered Ovens to show how the Sun produces energy.  Science -Demonstrating how the Sun can power different items.  Technology -Using the computer to show steps of how to make the oven.  Engineering -Being able to design and construct Solar Oven.  Mathematics -Calculating area and perimeter of solar oven to hold 6 pre-cut 1 inch cookies. Summary of the Project

3.   Materials Wooden Slabs (various sizes) Paint (non-toxic) Hammer Styrofoam Nails Decorations Black Felt or other absorbent material Heavy duty aluminum material Power Saw Measuring tape Gorilla glue Mirrors Materials

4.  The Inside of the Oven 1” 9 inches 7 inches 1” Perimeter : 32 inches Area : 93 inches squared

5.  Predicted Design of Oven

6.   Pegs : 1 inch by 1 inch squares  Base : 9 inches by 11 inches  Slabs : 9 inches by 2 inches and 11 inches by 2 inches  Mirrors : Whatever size it is. Or 5 inches by 5 inches Measurements

7.   Now we will cook 6 pre-cut 1 inch cookies in our solar oven to see whom oven will cook better. Cooking

8.   Step 1 : First, we measured our wood and had it cut.  Step 2 : Second, we started to glue for two days.  Step 3 : Then, we started to paint and decorate.  Step 4 : Afterwards we glued and taped our reflectors, black felt, and styrofoam. The Process

9.   After we baked we found out what we could have changed I could have not used the Styrofoam because it was no help at all. Also, I found out that my cookies cooked well in my oven. After We Bake