Description
🚀 Rockets – Real‑World Quadratic Functions Project🚀
Take your quadratic unit to new heights—literally. In this hands-on project, students build, launch, and model the path of rockets using real data and quadratic equations. ✨
What Students Do ✅
✅ Build rockets using straws or 2 liter bottles + water
✅ Launch and collect real-world data 🌠
✅ Model flight paths with quadratic equations
✅ Graph to find vertex, intercepts, & axis of symmetry
✅ Reflect and apply math to motion in a meaningful way
🔍 What’s Inside
- Teacher launch guide (step-by-step & stress-free)
- Student recording sheets + data log
- Comprehensive Assessment Guide
- Now featuring digital access! Edit the master slide-deck to fit your classroom vibe, and let students conquer each phase digitally—say goodbye to lost papers!
Why Teachers ❤️ It
- ❤️ Combines real-world relevance with mathematical rigor
- ❤️ Works for Algebra 1 or Algebra 2
- ❤️ Flexible for STEM days, block schedules, or unit wrap-ups
- ❤️ Low-prep and super engaging—your students will beg for more
🗣️ What Teachers Are Saying
“Love this project so much. My students have really struggled with quadratics and this is such an amazing way to make the learning hands-on and stick!”
— Elizabeth Nixon, Algebra Teacher
🚀 Real math. Real motion. Real fun.
This isn’t just another worksheet—it’s a classroom experience your students will never forget.