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What's an Engineer? Crash Course Kids #12.1

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The Design Studio Missions have been a success thanks to the willingness of our community to support engaging opportunities for all of our learners.  It's hard to believe we are about to begin our final Mission of the 2017-2018 school year.  The Curriculum Coordinators would like to thank teachers, students, and families for making our missions possible.  To celebrate our "Eggcellent" year, each building will be hosting an Egg Drop Challenge!  The May/June Mission will require learners to design a mode of transportation for an egg to be dropped 10 ft safely!  PVS and HTS classes will visit the Design Studio to build their prototypes in advance.  Each school will each host their own Egg Drop Day where teams of participating classrooms will visit the drop zone at scheduled times. To assure consistency and safety, Mr. Flexon or Ms. Rodano will drop the eggs, and students will be a safe distance from the "yolk zone".

To help create safe travels for the eggs, we are asking for the following donations of materials that can be found around the home.  Please do not feel obligated to purchase materials.  Thank you for your continued support!

Disposable straws

Packing peanuts

Duct tape

Scotch Tape

Plastic bags

Latex free balloons

Dixie cups

Cotton balls

Pipe cleaners

Sponges

Anything else your child thinks will help their Egg!

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The Science of a Successful Egg Drop Project

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All eggs sold at retail in Canada are antibiotic and hormone free. All eggs are produced to the same world-class Canadian standards for food safety and quality. All Canadian eggs are fresh, nutritious and delicious!

Standard White Eggs

These eggs come from white hens that are typically raised in conventional housing systems. Conventional housing has been the standard for decades, but the Alberta egg industry has begun to transition away from conventional housing systems.

Standard Brown Eggs

These eggs come from brown hens that are typically raised in conventional housing systems. Conventional housing has been the standard for decades, but the Alberta egg industry has begun to transition away from conventional housing systems.

Furnished / Enriched / Nest-Laid Eggs

These eggs come from hens that are raised in furnished housing systems. Furnished housing provides more space (both floor space and height) for the hens to move around, while also providing a variety of enrichments, which allow the hens to express more natural behaviours. Enrichments include nesting boxes, perches, scratch pads and dust baths.

Free-Run Eggs

These eggs come from hens that are raised in free-run (barn or aviary) housing systems. Free-run systems allow the hens to roam freely within an enclosed barn, while also providing a variety of enrichments such as nesting boxes and perches.

Free-Range Eggs

These eggs come from hens that are raised in free-run (barn or aviary) housing systems, which also provide access to outdoor runs (when weather permits).

Organic Eggs

These eggs come from hens that are raised in free-range housing systems. The hens are only provided feed that has been certified organic, which means that it only contains ingredients that were grown without pesticides, herbicides or commercial fertilizer. Look for a certified organic symbol on the egg carton.

Omega-3 Eggs

These eggs come from hens that were provided feed containing extra flax (up to 10-20%). As a result, the eggs laid by these hens contain more Omega-3 fatty acids.

Vitamin-Enhanced Eggs

These eggs come from hens that were provided feed that was nutritionally enhanced to include higher levels of certain vitamins (ie: Vitamin D or Vitamin E). As a result, the eggs laid by these hens contain corresponding higher amounts of the particular vitamin(s).

Vegetarian Eggs

These eggs come from hens that were provided feed containing only plant-based ingredients.

Processed Eggs

Liquid, frozen and dried egg products come from eggs that were broken by special egg breaking machines, and then pasteurized. They often contain added ingredients (ie: preservatives, flavouring or colouring) and this process allows for special formulations (ie: egg whites only).

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All eggs sold at retail in Canada are antibiotic and hormone free. All eggs are produced to the same world-class Canadian standards for food safety and quality. All Canadian eggs are fresh, nutritious and delicious!

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The Engineering Process: Crash Course Kids #12.2

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We decided not to show you any examples of Egg Drop challenges. Students of all ages participate in these events around the world. IF you decide to research, be prepared to find 100's of potential design ideas. Try to make yours using your own ideas first!

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