1. First our group thought of the angle of the barrel that would propel the nerf ball a descent distance.
2. Then we sketched what the cannon would look like, keeping the angle of the barrel in mind.
3. We then marked on the tennis ball tubes where we were going to cut. On one of the tubes we marked a 45 degree angle on the side to refer to when cutting.
4. Our team then taped the tubes together following the guidelines of our sketch and marks on the tubes.
5. Finally we put our initials on our cannon and turned it into our teacher.
I feel that your procedure does get your point across, but it could be a little more detailed though.
ReplyDeleteNice pictures Charlotte. I love how your procedure is so self-explanitory and concise. Great job and I hope that your cannon goes far! then again... not too far...(haha ;D)
ReplyDeleteYou guys did a good job. I see that you went along with my idea after all. The pictures were taken from a good angle and i can see them very clearly. I like the order you put the pictures as well, although i would you could have taken pictures where people can see the cannon more. Hope the cannon shoots the neaf ball further than others
ReplyDeleteThere were so many pictures! It was great. And they fit the procedures perfectly. Awesome job.
ReplyDeleteGreat job!! Btw your last photo with you and Darcell is presh haha :D
ReplyDeleteamazing! this entire blog is definately something to be proud of!!!
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