Unit 3: Make it Go!

Lesson 6: How are we being engineers when we make a galimoto?

Unit Overview: Make it Go!
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Lesson 1: Why do humans make things?
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Lesson 2: What do we need to know to make a galimoto?
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Lesson 3: What can we observe about a push?
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Lesson 4: What can we observe about a pull?
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Lesson 5: What must happen in order to change the direction or speed of a toy?
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Lesson 6: How are we being engineers when we make a galimoto?
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Lesson 6: How are we being engineers when we make a galimoto?
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