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This document provides instructions for building a watermill on a desert island using readily available materials. Students will construct a waterwheel using plastic cups, cardboard, a skewer, and other materials. They attach cups to circular pieces of cardboard and insert a skewer through the middle. By pouring a steady stream of water into one cup, they can test if the wheel turns effectively in the flowing water. The activity allows students to explore how to harness kinetic energy from a river through water power.
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This document provides instructions for building a watermill on a desert island using readily available materials. Students will construct a waterwheel using plastic cups, cardboard, a skewer, and other materials. They attach cups to circular pieces of cardboard and insert a skewer through the middle. By pouring a steady stream of water into one cup, they can test if the wheel turns effectively in the flowing water. The activity allows students to explore how to harness kinetic energy from a river through water power.
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1. The document describes an experiment where a student made a waterwheel out of a plastic water bottle, corks, and string that was able to lift a small lump of clay using the energy generated from running water.
2. Observations showed that as water flowed over the waterwheel, the wheel spun and turned the string, lifting the clay. The experiment was successful in demonstrating how flowing water can generate energy.
3. The student concluded that water power is a useful way to produce energy and learning about waterwheels can help understand how they generate electricity in dams without pollution, helping conserve energy and the environment.
Brooke the waterwheel
1. The document describes an experiment to build a waterwheel that uses the flow of water to generate energy and lift a small piece of clay.
2. The student constructed the waterwheel out of plastic bottle pieces, corks, string, and clay. When water flowed over the wheel, it began to spin and lift the clay using the string.
3. The experiment was successful in demonstrating how flowing water can generate energy, though one of the plastic blades fell off. The student learned waterwheels can be used to produce electricity from dams in an environmentally friendly way.
Brooke the waterwheel
1. The document describes an experiment to build a waterwheel that uses the flow of water to generate energy and lift a small piece of clay.
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3. The experiment was successful in demonstrating how flowing water can generate energy, though one of the plastic blades fell off. The student learned waterwheels can be used to produce electricity from dams in an environmentally friendly way.
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3. The experiment was successful in demonstrating how flowing water can generate energy, though one of the plastic blades fell off. The student learned waterwheels can be used to produce electricity from dams in an environmentally friendly way.
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