Engineering a Wind-Dispersed Seed Model
Design and build a paper glider seed carrier that stays aloft in a fan breeze for the longest duration.

Design and build a paper glider seed carrier that stays aloft in a fan breeze for the longest duration.
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2nd Grade · Science · Open Global Science
9 lessons
Explain structural and behavioral adaptations, analyze animal-plant mutualism in pollination, and compare seed dispersal mechanisms.
Construct and interpret simple food chains and trophic relationships identifying producers, consumers, and decomposers, describe interdependent relationships between living things and their physical environments (including pollination and seed dispersal by wind, water, and animals), and explain structural and behavioral adaptations for survival.
Develop, construct, and use physical, pictorial, and conceptual models to represent scientific phenomena, systems, and structures (such as paper bridges, gliders, sound transmitters, stream tables, Sun-Earth-Moon systems, and life cycle models), identifying the advantages and limitations of models.