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I would add a different step to the design because most of the time, it was just objects pushing other objects over. It would be nice to add something different.

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1.  The ball rolls down ramp and pushes the car
2.  Car goes and knocks dominos
3.  Dominos knock down the popsicle wall
4.  Popsicle wall knocks down jenga blocks
5.  Jenga blocks knock down one folder
6.   The other folder knocks down pencil pouch
7.   Pencil pouch falls down and closes chromebook

All of our steps worked consecutively.  The part that was the most challenging was when the folder knocked down the pencil pouch, which in turn closed the chromebook.  The folder wasn't heavy enough, so we had to add another.

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Our video did turn out the way we hoped, though it could use a few improvements. We could make their movements look more natural by taking more pictures.

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The red guy jumps into the water, then the orange guy does, trying to find the red guy. The red guy travels to a lot of places, but the orange guy is sad he can't find the red guy. At the end the find each other and are happy. :)

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We think our game turned out good.  Our characters are cool but if we had more time we would make the coins actually look like coins.

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We made a pizza themed game. Our main character is a pizza, and his boss enemy is a big pineapple.

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Yes, our prototype worked. It successfully dispensed candy, and did not come out like an avalanche. I think it worked because we followed the exact measurements and glued everything where it was supposed to go.

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We used a button for the mechanism. When the button is pushed, it dispenses one marble/candy. The candy can be put through from the top.

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Create a cardboard candy dispenser with a mechanism that releases a specific amount of candy (a gear, lever, button, etc.)

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Our machine included most of the things that were needed (flippers, obstacles, marble launch & deposit.)  We didn't have a good marble deposit, but our flippers and marble launch worked.  My favorite part of the pinball machine was the marble launch because it worked the best.  Overall, our machine worked in some places but not in others. The flippers and marble drop could use some improvement.

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Our theme was minecraft. The flippers on our pinball machine technically worked, but you had to control it from under the board.  There were a few obstacles, like a ramp, a gold block, a diamond block, etc.

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Create a pinball machine that includes flippers, a marble launch, and a marble deposit.

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Overall, the game was good, but there was a flaw: sometimes the characters started in the wrong place.  It's easy to play, and it takes about two minutes to play the whole thing.

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These are the controls:
Right Arrow- walk to the right
Left Arrow- walk to the left
Space- to go to the beginning of the game
Click Green Flag- to start the game
Down Arrow- to go to the second part of the game
Up Arrow- to go to the last part of the game

The objective of the game was to save Chicky (Cat's friend) from a man that wears gucci.

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This is how the code in scratch looked like.

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This is the control panel and the makey makey board.

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Create something awesome that includes makey makey and scratch.

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Our boat didn't propel itself 20 inches. Our propeller was a bottle cap, but it was too small to make the boat move.

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We tested our boat by winding the propeller and placing it in the water at the starting line. We then put our pennies on our boat and then we let the propeller go. The boat went ____in. And did/didn't sink.

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Build a boat that propels itself 20 inches and holds 40 grams (in pennies.)

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So we put the bridge on the table. The width was tested by the person walking through the bridge. We then hooked the bucket to the bridge and started adding the sand in until the bridge broke. Our bridge held 2 pounds and 11 ounces of sand.

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No, it didn't work. Our bridge held 2 pounds and 11 ounces. It didn't work because it wasn't strong enough. To make our bridge better I think we could have made it more stable so it wouldn't have broken.

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Build a bridge that is 11in long and 1in wide, and holds 5 pounds of sand.

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Our device for the egg drop challenge worked; it protected the egg successfully so it wouldn't crack.   I think it worked because there were cotton balls around the egg.  There was a parachute so it would slow the device down, and we taped straws to the device to that the damage would go to the straws and not the egg.

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One person from my group went on top of the arena bleachers and dropped the device.  Our egg survived the fall.
VideoLink: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5N8354vtWB6OVhPa3VRNHJoTUpsZ1RHTzBaYmtjdU1OQWd3/view?usp=sharing

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Build a device that will hold a raw egg and prevent it from breaking when dropped.

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Build a catapult that can launch a ping pong ball and land in a box 5 feet away 8/10 times.

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We put our catapult 5 feet away from a shoe box and and shot the ping pong ball.  Each person from our group got to shoot the ping pong ball at least 10 times. We then recorded our data on the data sheet.

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The highest number of times the ping pong ball went in the box was 5/10 times.

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Our catapult didn't work because it shot the ping pong ball in the shoe box 5/10 times, and it was supposed to go in 8/10 times.  To improve our design, we could have made it stable by adding more tape and popsicle sticks.  Sometimes when we used the catapult it tilted, so it wasn't accurate.