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Diane began working on her lamp project by cutting out the top and bottom circles using a compass and bend saw. She found the bend saw to be a very efficient tool for cutting circles. However, the bend saw later broke down, forcing her to use alternative tools like a jig saw and coping saw to cut out the legs and slots. She documented her progress, including smoothing edges with a disc sander and drill press. Diane assembled the legs and top piece to test the fit of the slots but realized she needs to cut a hole in the center of the top piece to change the bulb.
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Is christopher's father a good father
Christopher's father displays qualities of a good father through his patience and care for his son, who has Asperger's syndrome. When Christopher gets in trouble with the police, his father explains calmly instead of yelling. He does not abandon Christopher even when his condition makes him difficult to care for, as Christopher's mother had done. The father supports Christopher's education and helps him socialize by not treating him as different, helping Christopher feel more confident. While not a perfect father, he tries his best and takes responsibility for his actions, demonstrating he has the qualities of a good father.
User trail of the moving toy
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User trail of the moving toy
The document summarizes observations from a user trial of a moving toy conducted with kindergarten children ages 3-4. The children were able to identify the toy animals and played with the toys in creative ways, such as pretending the spring was a guitar. However, some children pulled the springs too hard in a way that could hurt others. Based on the trial, the creator learned they need to teach children how to properly and safely play with the toys.
The move it project evaluation
The student created a moving toy project of a chick hanging from a palm tree. While the overall design matched the intended concept, the palm leaves were sharp and took a long time to cut out. For future projects, the student would simplify the design and choose harder woods to allow for better movement. The spring was also too small and did not allow for much bouncing. Some redesign is needed to make the toy safer and bounce more for the intended younger age range.
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The document summarizes work done on a craft project involving drilling and sanding. It discusses drilling a hole in a chick figure to insert a spring, and carefully drilling a hole in a leaf that the chick will hang from. It also mentions using a hand plane to shape a leaf into a V and sanding the edges of another leaf to give it a curved shape. The next steps will be screwing the leaves onto the base and painting the completed project.
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