Glider

Day One - Airplane competition
 * Farthest Flight
 * Longest Flight Time

Day Two, Three, & Four
 * Finish Airplane Competition
 * Begin Research
 * Timeline of History of Flight
 * Compare & Contrast Airplanes and Gliders
 * Research History of Gliders themselves

Day Five & Six
 * Research Decide on the best glider design
 * Compare& Contrast Paper of Design types (wings, body, etc)

Day Seven & Eight
 * Build & Test glider prototype (will have balsa wood and some supplies provided)
 * Sketch of Model

Day Nine - Design Modification

Day Ten, Eleven & Twelve- Building & Testing of Actual Glider

Day Thirteen - Competition Day

Day Fourteen - Reflection

Day One - none Day Two - logbook, evidence of research Day Three - logbook, evidence of research Day Four - logbook, Compiling Research into Paper (30 pts, 10 per section - organized, spelling & gramar, details of research, include works cited) Day Five - logbook Compare & Contrast of Wing types and body designs (10 points) Day Six - logbook Day Seven - logbook; Sketch of model, labeled with details (5 points) Day Eight - logbook Day Nine - logbook; Explanation of modifications and why you changed what you did (5 points) Day Ten - logbook Day Eleven - logbook Day Twelve - logbook Day Thirteen - logbook, competition score (30 points) Day Fourteen - Reflection of Project (10 points) - how the research helped, why the modifications were important, the difference between prototype and actual glider
 * Grading**

Total= A + B + C
 * Scoring**

A --> Accuracy: This is calculated out of 30. 2 points will be deducted for every 6 inches you are away from the target. The target will be ~15-20 feet away from the launch point.

B --> Distance: This is calculated out of 20.

C --> Weight: This is calculated out of 20.