Class Procedures & About Mrs. H
What is your STREAM teacher’s favorite Starbucks drink?
What is iced coffee? pumpkin spice latte, iced mocha, vanilla latte, etc.)
Which step is when you test your design to see if it works?
What is Test?
What force pulls objects toward Earth?
What is gravity?
What is the path that electricity follows called?
What is a circuit?
A model or first version of a design is called a ___.
What is a prototype?
How do you earn rewards or stickers in STREAM class?
What is STREAM Teams?
What step is when you build your model or prototype?
What is Create?
What force slows things down when two surfaces rub together?
What is friction?
What object provides energy to a circuit?
What is a battery?
The information you collect during an experiment or testing a design is called ___.
What is data?
Where are the shared class supplies located?
What is the back of the classroom?
Which step is when you think of many possible solutions?
What is Imagine?
When a roller coaster is moving fast as it goes through a loop, what type of energy does it have?
What is kinetic energy?
What component is used to turn a circuit on and off?
What is a switch?
A limitation such as time, materials, or cost is called a ___.
What is a constraint?
How do you get dismissed at the end of STREAM class?
What is sit quietly and wait for Mrs. H to dismiss you?
What step is when you identify the problem and constraints?
What is Ask? (or Define the Problem)
What type of energy does a coaster have at the top of a hill?
What is potential energy?
What kind of circuit has only one path for electricity?
What is a series circuit?
The things your design must do to solve the problem are called ___.
What are criteria?
Where is Mrs. Hurtado go to college?
What is the University of Florida (GO GATORS)?
After testing, what step is when you make changes to your design?
What is Improve?
Why does a roller coaster need a tall first hill before it can make it through loops and turns?
What is to gain enough speed (energy) to complete the ride?
What kind of circuit has more than one path for electricity?
What is a parallel circuit?
Why do engineers test prototypes before finalizing designs?
What is to find problems and improve the design?