Hello it’s Abbykitty again and in this blog post I will be talking about my innovation day.
Our problem is:
How can we provide electricity to community outdoor spaces in an energy-efficient way that maintains the space’s safety and “fun” aesthetic?
Our Hypothesis:
Our hypothesis is to make a water park that reuses the water over and over again. The way it works is that there is a water wheel that scoops up the water and pushes it back down the slide. This way it only uses a smaller amount of water than places where the water is drained into other places and the water wheel is powered by a solar panel that is on the side.
Our Materials
Our Materials are:
Several toilets’ paper tubes
Duct tape
Hot glue gun
Hot glue sticks
Cardboard box
Cardboard
Bamboo skewers
Paper with a solar panel on it
Papers with The required info on our project
Trifold Posterboard
Led lights
Ribbon for decoration
Batteries(For Led Lights)
Markers and pens (For drawings)
Lego dolls(For the little people in the park)
Our procedure
So the procedure of the project was good in my opinion. Me and my Innovation Day partner didn’t fight or get into an Innovation Day project problem. The communication was good as we were discussing what we where doing so we wouldn’t get into a fiasco about puting things that the other partner din’t want to.
Conclusion
In conclusion, I think the projet went very well pretty much every thing went smoothly. I think what we could have done better was work on the park a bit more interesting and actually work, but otherwise I think we did very well.
Dear Abby Kitty, Your innovation day project sounds so good. Reusable energy is the best. What would say was your favourite part? For mine, my favourite part was making the trifold board. I wish my group ran as smoothly as yours! 🙂
Starielle
I like your innovation day project. It seems very cool and I like your conclusion.
I like how you explained what you are using good job DG