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The team decided that to solve our driving question: “How can we keep people safe in Lake Michigan at Tunnel Park Beach?” They would focus on the issues of emergency calls. They came up with an emergency phone for the bottom of the stairs and an emergency button system for locations on the beach.

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For me this week has been…

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Three teams work together to come up with a product using Emergency Calls.

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Maggie:”for me this week has been the best week ever.”

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Kite Building

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"I had so much fun decorating our kites with things about ourselves. I shared a lot of memories from my life. And, flying the kites was awesome." - Lily

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Working on the Idea Quota Protocol.

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It was a little tricky, but we are excited to try these out.

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Thinking about what our driving question means.

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Grouping all of our ideas into themes.

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Drawing about what our problem is about.

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Practice Makes Perfect

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Interviewing the Park Township Firefighters. Firefighter Ron and Firefighter Mike.

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“If there was a lifeguard.” Eli

“People don’t really listen to the flags.” Oakley

“A shark fence.” Bobby Jack

“If people can’t swim there could be a lifeguard.” Tyler

“Without a lifeguard people could get hurt.” Maggie

“Because there are no lifeguards at the beach. Handsome lifeguards keep sharks away.” Lily

“The flags could be different colors.” Lana

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Interviewing the Park Township Firefighters.

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Maggie:” What are the most common injuries at Tunnel Park?”

-Walking in the sand and walking on the dune. Sports Injuries. The most dangerous is an injury in the water. It’s hard to fix those problems. Older people have a hard time going up the dune, especially on hot days. Heat is a big issue on the beach in the summer.

Lily-“If a person is far away in the water do you use a helicopter or a boat?”

They would use an ATV to pull people out and they would have to go in the State Park. They call in a boat if they can’t reach them. They can also use a jet ski.

It’s all about time, so wearing a life jacket it gives them time. If not it does not give them time.

They need to get in the water in less than a minute.

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Communication is very important. Sometimes the signal gets lost.

Oakley “How do you know when someone needs help?” Communication. If the person can tell us that they need help. Call 911. When people are in trouble in the water they don’t make a lot of noise. Make sure you have a parent watching you or have a swim buddy to make sure you’re ok or if you’re in danger they can alert someone.

Bobby Jack: “ How can toddlers get out of a riptide?”

Everyone should wear a life jacket. Even firefighters wear life jackets.

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Flip, Float, and follow.

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How can we keep people safe in Lake Michigan at Tunnel Park Beach?

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We invited families, firefighters, principals, kids, park employees, and teachers to watch and give feedback for our Pitch. The Beach Savers were on it!

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The groups then present their ideas and the kids talk about what they like and what they wonder about for each group's solution ideas.

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Day One: Here we go!