Power, Work and the WaterwheelTeachEngineeringSimulation...Construct waterwheels using two-liter plastic bottles and calculate the power created and work done by them. Suggested LearningEstimated Time to Consume Resource...Time00: 45 HoursEstimated Cost for Resource...CostFreeName of Skill (Mousever Context in applying Skill...SkillsItensity and Frequency in Applying Skill...FocusLevel of Difficulty in Applying Skill...LevelEducation / Higher Education / Training Standards Applying Skill...StandardSkill Points Earned After Completing Requirements...PointsTechnicalApplied ScienceFocus: 50 50 Beginner to Intermediate 5 Standards: MS-ETS1...MS-PS3NGSS2TransferableWritten CommunicationFocus: 17 17 Beginner to Intermediate 5 Standards: ...SL.8.5CC1TransferableMathematicsFocus: 17 17 Beginner to Intermediate 5 1TransferableTeamworkFocus: 17 17 Beginner to Intermediate 5 1...Total Skill Points:5Facts and Information and Perspectives Learned...Knowledge GainState the connection between the concepts of power and work and engineering design. Work in a design group. Live Link to the Resource...Resource Linkhttps://www.teachengineering.org/activities/view/cub_energy_lesson02_aSkills Label™ Patent 11587190 skillslabel.com
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