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Egg-citing Gravity Adventure: CCMES Fifth Graders' Egg Drop Experiment
Hailey Sebahar
C.C. Meneley Elementary School's fifth graders just finished their science unit on gravity.
They delved into the engineering and design process, creating containers to protect eggs. After careful designing and testing, on October 10th, they teamed up with Joe Benigno's Tree Service to test their containers from 20, 50, and 75ft heights using Mr. Benigno's truck. Three teams' eggs survived the highest drop!
A big congratulations to these students, and thank you Mrs. Hill for organizing this opportunity.
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