In Physics class, CHS students worked on projectile motion and how to determine the vertical and horizontal components of a launch. "After putting in hard work and doing loads of math, it was time to have a little fun," remarked Physics teacher Brooke Decker. Students completed a lab in which they tested different launch angles to see which angle resulted in the farthest distance. In order to keep with the Halloween spirit, students launched marshmallows and candy pumpkins. The final assignment was more of a competition. Students teamed up and tried to create the best projectile devices. They created their devices using only tape, popsicle sticks, rubberbands, and a plastic spoon as the launcher. While all their designs were impressive, it was Daisy Trowbridge and Cameron Elcox who won with the farthest launch. Their mini marshmallow went an impressive 26 feet!
