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9 Jan

primaryscience

Our title was ‘Rollercoaster on a poster’ and our question was ‘what effect does the surface have on how far a KNEX car travels?’

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We found out that tinfoil was the smoothest surface so it helped the car to travel faster. We timed it by using a stopwatch. There was very little friction between the tinfoil and the KNEX wheel, so there was nothing to slow it down.

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Our favourite part was Ameesh’s victory dance. We liked building our KNEX structure with Mr Kinsella. It was easy to explain our project to the judge and she gave us a good comment.

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Thanks for reading about our project.

AaronJ, Ameesh, Andrei, LukeMc

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6 Responses to “Virtual Science Fair: Rollercoaster on a poster”

  1. Luke O' Brien
    7:40 pm on January 9th, 2014

    the rollercoaster looks hard and fun to make:)

  2. Cian from St. Brigid's Greystones
    7:52 pm on January 9th, 2014

    I like your work. It looks like fun. I will ask our teacher to do this too. I hope she says yes!

  3. Johnny Connors
    1:32 pm on January 10th, 2014

    Looking cool lads.

  4. jack
    2:24 pm on January 13th, 2014

    I’d say it was a lot of work!

  5. aaron
    2:26 pm on January 13th, 2014

    The rollercoaster was hard to make!

  6. lukemckeever
    2:30 pm on January 13th, 2014

    We had good fun.

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