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Cam Bird

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Classroom sets for teaching mechanical principles. Popout-n-paste paper models help students see how simple mechanical principles work. Students build a clever paper model that makes a bird peck by turning a crank. In doing so, they will experience first hand the mechanics of cams at work.   Cams make rotary motion (the turning of a crank) into reciprocating motion (back and forth or up and down),   They are used in all sorts of machinery. The most well known of which is, of course, the engine of an automobile.   A fun and wonderful design and technology project.

 

Package includes:
• 14 die cut paper models. Pieces pop out. Requires no scissors or cutting. Fold, glue, (using white school glue) and assemble the parts.
• Suggested for age 10 to 16.   Requires 1 to 2 hours of class time.
• Good project for students to work on together.
• Designed to be colored in and personalized by students.
• Step by step instructions included.
• Teacher's notes on the mathematics and mechanics of cams included.
 
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