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Innovator, Creator, Artist, Tinkerer, Risk Taker

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My progress in D.T

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Hey! My name is Grace and I am totally obsessed with my cat named Zoloft, photography, and medicine. I also love science, math, art and really enjoy almost all academic subjects! Here are some photos I took:

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a little summary of the school year as we go through it.

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http://sfshyunsung22.blogspot.kr/2017/10/dt.html

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Alice Kwon's 2017-2018 Learning Reflection Blog 

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Alice Kwon's 2017-2018 Learning Reflection Blog 

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Our First Design Technology Project

This is our first year having a subject called 'Design Technology', short for DT. We had our very first project which was making a bridge out of popsicle sticks. Everyone was in a group of 3~4 and whoever builds the strongest and cheapest bridge is supposed to win. In my group, there was me, Ana and Sue.

First, we bought the materials and glue guns to make the bridge. Each materials cost some money. We bought little bit more than 2 packs of popsicle sticks. And we started to research about many kinds of strong bridges because it might help us in building. We decided that our bridge will be "beam bridge", which is a basic bridge that looks like the first one in the picture.

Next we started planning how our bridge will look like. The height and distance from base to base are supposed to be specific length, same to the other groups.

First, we made the slab of the bridge.

We just put the sticks together like a slab. Later, we added more sticks at the bottom of the slab to support the weight.

Next, we built the base part of the bridge. It was square-shaped and in there, the sticks were forming a "X" shape. Back then, it was still not strong enough. So we added two long sticks, each between the middle part of the slab and the base resembling a triangle to support the weight because triangle was the shape that can hold the most weight. Later, we added some more sticks in each part, making the bridge even more stronger. We also added footing to make the bridge stand properly.

Now that the bridge was finished, We will test the bridge at the next DT class by tying the string with heavy weights.

My first project in Design TechnologyIn our first DT lesson, we started our first project, which was building the strongest and cheapest bridge out of sticks, glue guns and strings.

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This is our first year having a subject called 'Design Technology', short for DT. We had our very first project which was making a bridge out of popsicle sticks. Everyone was in a group of 3~4 and whoever builds the strongest and cheapest bridge is supposed to win.