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We had to make a machine that did a simple task that had at least 7 steps

Ours had a lever that spun the gear which pulls a ball which hits another ball which hits a lever that makes the scissors cut the string which releases the "hummer of destruction" and pops the balloon.

We had 5 steps that worked in a row. The most challenging part was cutting the string because it wouldn't cut. I would change it to go onto a table so we could make parts bigger and better.

It kind of worked but it could have been better if hot glue guns had longer cords.

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The plot is there is a guy driving and he drives his car off a cliff and the first killer boat knocks him into the ocean, he ends up on a beach somewhere and turns into a dinosaur for some reason, then he finds the choker's evil lair and they fight a bit in the boats, then he gets some friends to help him fight and they win... or so they thought (might be a sequel) We chose this because we had these really cool characters and we wanted to use them.

It didn't turn out so well because Ryan and Christian wanted it to be silly.

I would have taken more time with photos and would have had less scrieching.

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Our game is a platformer, adventure  style game with Bluigi. The final boss is King Goo.

I think our game is fun but also stupid in a good way.

I think if we had more time we would have made more blocks.

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We had to make a candy dispenser that... dispensed candy, and didn't avalanche.

Our machine has a piece of cardboard that acts as a door and when you pull on it it lets a piece of candy in the hole, under the hole there is a gear (colored pencil with an open square made of   cardboard) and the candy falls in that, then you spin that about 90 degrees to the right and the candy comes out through the dispensing hole.

It worked really well but when we were making it there were a ton of problems with gear like it would get stuck, drop the candy, and just came apart one time. It's all good now though because we added a back part that can open if it has any problems so we can easily repair it. We also put more glue on the gear.

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we had to design a pinball machine that worked and had a marble drop, 2 movable flaps, 4 obstacles, marble deposit, legs and a theme.

Our theme was Minecraft and we had a big creeper and you had to get the marble to go in between his legs to win. We also had a golden house that activated multi-ball and 2 rubber band obstacles.

I liked the giant creeper a lot but the Minecraft logo looks really cool next to it too. Our flippers were probably the best part because they worked pretty well until someone broke them, but that'll happen. They worked by twisting some bottle caps under the game. I also really liked the diamond I drew in the middle.

We could have made the house a bit different because the other ball would get stuck in it and multi-ball wouldn't work half the time and we could have made complicated flippers because those were more sturdy but might not work.

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We had to make a 3D object that could light up or that you could play with scratch and the makey makey.

We made a piano that had 5 keys and it worked pretty well. You had to hold down the earth key and then you could play.

It worked but I think that if we had more keys it would have been better and we needed stronger legs because they got snapped when someone played the piano too hard.

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we had to make a boat that could hold 40 grams and move 20 inches by itself.

Our boat held the pennies but only moved 8 inches.

Our prototype didn't really work because it didn't move 20 inches it only moved 8. To make it work better we could have gotten a bigger plastic lid.

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We were supposed to create a device that would keep an egg safe from a 20 foot drop.

We tested our prototype by dropping it from the high school bleachers, and the egg broke.

If we made a parachute that wasn't above the size limit it would have probably worked. When we added a parachute it was to big so we had to get rid of it but we couldn't continue to use the newspaper because it was ripped.

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We had to make a bridge out of uncooked pasta that could hold 5 lbs.

Our bridge did better then expected but didn't meet the 5 lbs requirement. It held a total of 3 lbs 14 oz.

It wasn't successful because a lot of the spaghetti wasn't hot glued on very well.