Today we finished our Whirlybird Lab that has been ongoing for the last several classes. The results of today’s lab are included on the sheet linked below. Congratulations to Group 7 (Josh Beecher, Taylor Bridge-Eiler, Khylee Wiggins) for achieving the slowest and straightest combined flight. Well done to Group 6 (Jackson Brown, Jonas Fahrland, Garret Fierichs) as well having the most accurate whirlybird. Whirlybird Lab Performance
You should be starting to work on your lab report for the whirlybird lab. The handout distributed in class should give you the basic guidelines. You should ensure that you pay attention to detail, include all procedures, materials, and data analysis used during the lab. A digital copy of the guidelines are included below if you have misplaced yours. Lab Report Guidelines
You will turn in your lab report on our test day, but should be working on it each day including checking with me if you have any questions or concerns. Remember you should have 10 total whirlybirds. READ YOUR LAB CLOSELY to know EXACTLY what needs to be included with the lab report.
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