Photobooth Schedule

	Greeters	Prop Helpers	Picture Takers	Advertising! (Holding posters!)
6:00pm-6:30pm	1)       Cayden   Carter 2)	Marina Ksenija	J     Joel       Parker	1)    Matthew Jake 2)
6:30pm – 7:00pm	1)       Marina   Kieryn 2)	1)       Aldrin  Anthony 2)	1)       Ksenija  Jolene 2)	1)       Carter   Parker 2)
7:00pm – 7:30pm	1)       Elijah         Isis 2)	1)        Alex  Joel 2)	1)       Anthony   Jake 2)	1)       Sprio  Aiden 2)
7:30pm – 8:00pm	1)        Kieryn   Malachi 2)	1)       Alex  Joel 2)	1)       Saul   Renée 2)	1)       Grace   Ella 2)
8:00pm – 8:30pm (And help with take down)	1)       Josie   Parker 2)	1)    Malachi Marina 2)	1)       Saul   Jolene 2)	1)    Grace Renée 2)

November 18th Conference Schedule

8:00 am	Elijah	1:00 pm
8:15 am	Ella	1:15 pm	Isis
8:30 am	George	1:30 pm	Malachi
8:45 am	Jake	1:45 pm	Saul
9:00 am	Alex	2:00 pm	Cayden
9:15 am	Jackson	2:15 pm	Jolene
9:30 am		2:30 pm
9:45 am	Anthony	2:45 pm	Ksenija
10:00 am	Renee	3:00 pm	Kieryn
10:15 am	Carter	3:15 pm	Parker
10:30 am	Aldrin	3:30 pm	Parker
10:45 am	Matthew	3:45 pm	Spiro
11:00 am	Josie	4:00 pm
11:15 am	Aiden	4:15 pm
11:30 am	Grace	4:30 pm
11:45 am	Marina	4:45 pm
12:00 pm		5:00 pm
12:15 pm		December 2nd - Joel
12:30 pm
12:45 pm

Launch-a-Rocket

Launch a Rocket

“The sky is not the limit” – Chris Hadfield

Our class is participating in a competition called Launch-a-Rocket.  Four rockets from our class will be invited to attend the City Wide Competition being held at the U of R gym on November 24^th, 2016 from 1-3pm.  Objects will be judged based on longest flight time.  

Our class competition will take place at lunch on November 9th in the gym.

Competition Rules

Goal: 

Students will develop a rocket system including:

-a launcher,
-rocket,
-and a parachute

Disclaimer: 

No component can be predesigned for their function.

For example: Pre-made rockets, slingshots, parachutes (Think recycling bin!)

Launcher: Must be on the floor and only powered by elastic material. Rocket must be able to be launched in a gym/indoors

Rocket/Parachute: 

·       Student set up

·       Student must launch by your launching mechanism that is on the floor

·       Will not damage the floor

·       Maximum launching mechanism height 1.8 meters

·       Must be able to be launched multiple times – at city wide each project will have 3 trials with times being averaged

·       No chemical or compressed gas may be used for launching

·       Parachute criteria - must cause drag

  

November T.U.S.C. Presentations - due December 1st

Chairperson	Jolene	Secretary	Ksenija
Ask an Expert		Basic Needs	Kieryn / Parker
Citizenship Award	Alex	Collector	Malachi
Commercial	Aiden	Country Spy	Joel
Croc Hunter	Grace	Demonstration	Isis
Environmentalist		Historian	Jake
If you knew me	Cayden	Brainbreak	Marina
Impromptu speaker		Investigative reporter
Joker/Riddler	Saul	Movie/TV/Book critic	Matthew
Problem Solver	George	Photo Analyst
Poet	Elijah	Pollster	Ella
Scientist	Aldrin	Speaker’s Corner
Storyteller	Jackson	Take the Turtle	Renée / Carter
Tech Reporter		Telephone Interview	Josie
Weather person		Website evaluator	Anthony
International news		Local News	Spiro
Massey News		National News
Sport’s Report		Fashion report