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Ryan
6/13/2013 10:10:59 pm
Why is it called "Naked Egg drop"? 6/14/2013 01:22:02 am
Because there are two kinds of egg drop experiments. The one we did, had us dropping the egg by itself into a "catching device." (Hence, the "Naked Egg.") Another egg drop experiment has you dropping the egg that is already inside a protective device (More of a "Clothed Egg"). The goal of both experiments is to see how high up you can drop the egg without it breaking. Thanks for asking the question! Comments are closed.
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AuthorThis blog is (partly) run by the students in our classroom (I have been doing a lot of it so far). The students are supposed to take turns being the classroom photographer each day and they update this blog at 3:20 before going home. If they need more time to write the captions, they do it from home! We hope you enjoy seeing what we are doing in our 21st Century Classroom! Subscribe to the RSS Feed below if you are interested! Archives
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