Simple Machines
Holly
Curry
Science teacher
Overton High School
Overton Texas
Choose three activities.
You must choose an A, a B, and a C. Everyone must do
C-1 in addition to their other C, B, and A. (In other
words, you will be doing two C, one B, and one A.) All
activities in this are individual. These can be worked
on in any order. This will require you to work
outside of class!!
Timeline:
C– 3-9 (first of class)
B – 3-10 (middle of class)
A - 3-12 (end of class)
C-1
Complete the Simple machines/ideal
mechanical advantage worksheet
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C-2
Summarize the simple
machine notes.
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C-3
Draw a comic strip that
illustrates the use of the six simple machines.
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B-1
Make a review game that
would help review for a test on simple machines, mechanical
advantage, and efficiency.
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B-2
Make a mask that uses
all of the simple machines. It must be wearable.
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B-3
Make a magazine collage
that shows the different types of simple machines and
how they work.
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A
Make a rube Goldberg
that contains at least 5 energy changes and properly
uses all six simple machines.
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Points Available:
C – up to 20 points
B – up to 30 points
A – up to 50 points
Each is a separate grade.
C and B are daily grades, A is a test grades.