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All MP4 Projects are due on or before Thursday May 19​. ​ This includes any and all video files, YouTube links, and scripts.


Create A Game

Create a game can be done only as an individual (solo) project.
create_a_game.pdf
File Size: 133 kb
File Type: pdf
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How do you Stoich?

How Do You Stoich? can be done in pairs and up to 4 members in a group. Members can be other students from Mr. Schlick's classes
stoichiometry_video_project.doc
File Size: 38 kb
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Stage 1 Group Planning Sheet             (due May 06)

How do you Stoich? Project Rubric 

stoichiometry_video_rubric.doc
File Size: 30 kb
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    Upload your project file here. If it is larger than 20MB, you will need to hand file to me on a flash card.

    Max file size: 20MB
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real_life_stoich_presentation.pdf
File Size: 389 kb
File Type: pdf
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Student Examples from Youtube

How do you Stoich? Real-World examples (presented on 5/03) 

Example 1: Biodiesel. [+ original idea, very informative with a lot of research] [- went a little overtime no penalty, one narrator was difficult to hear] Score A+
Example 2: Water for a Camel. [+ within allotted time, met all requirements, used background music] [- grammar errors, music was getting annoying, should have informed audience about tristearin and camels first.] Score: B 
Example 3: Air Bag. [+ with in allotted time, met the requirements, showed a video demonstration] [ - could not hear narrator in the beginning, tried to explain the calculations without using dimensional analysis, needed to be proofread] Score: C+
Example 4: Volcano [+ allotted time, presenters in front of camera] [- stoichiometry problem must involve baking soda and vinegar, reading script in front of camera, speaker does not look at camera, vinegar was in a water bottle, lava should be red, saying stoichiometry like that is really annoying] Score: C 
Example 5: Making Burgers [+ allotted time, recorded skit for a pair] [- no stoichiometry problem shown, reading from script, too much "selling" of homemade burger and no selling of why stoich is important to real-world, why a commercial break?] Score: D
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