Showing posts with label Robert Losinger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Robert Losinger. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Video: Mayfield Elementary activities 2009-2010

This is a video made by the students of The Mayfield Tech Team of the activities of the classes of Mr. Robert Losinger and Mr. Joshua Back and some activities at the school.


Thursday, June 11, 2009

Mayfield Students produce videos on Talented and Gifted Programs, Physics Club

Mayfield Elementary School students in Mr. Robert Losinger's class have produced a number of videos of school events and projects during 2008-2009. Here are two more that were recently accepted on Schooltube.com.



Monday, June 1, 2009

Mayfield Elementary 5th Grade Trebuchet Project now available on video at School Tube

Trebuchet projects (catapults) in the fifth grade classroom of Mr. Robert Losinger and the 6th grade classroom of Mr. Joshua Back culminated in a contest Thursday, May 28th, to see which catapult was more accurate. The video shot by the students is now on School Tube.

Friday, May 29, 2009

Mayfield Elementary 5th and 6th graders test science theories by building catapults

A two-month science project culminated Thursday afternoon, May 28th, when the 5th grade class of Mr. Robert Losinger and the 6th grade class of Mr. Joshua Back faced off on the athletic field with Trebuchets (catapults) built by students.

Materials provided by The Home Depot made this project possible.

Students first researched and designed the catapults based on the scientific theories of force and motion and kinetic energy. Next they built small scale models and tested them. Each class decided on a final model. From that model they designed a full scale version.

At the Thursday assembly students from all the classes gathered on the athletic field to watch and see which of the two catapults would prove to be more accurate.

After three tries each, the score was tied with two hits on the target each and the contest ended in a tie. A set of photos can be found on the District's photo gallery.