Create a kid-safe engineering experiment to compare three paper parachute designs. Output in markdown with sections: Title, Materials (6–8 common items), Build Steps (5–7), Fair-Test Rules (3 bullets), Data Table (Design | Drop 1 | Drop 2 | Drop 3 | Avg Time (s)), Why It Works (2–3 sentences on air resistance & surface area, grade 4–6 reading level), Safety Tips (2 bullets), Try Next (1 extension idea).
Generate a printable mini “store” with 12 snack items and realistic prices (mix of whole dollars and cents). Create 3 challenge rounds: (A) hit exactly $10.00, (B) spend closest to $15.00 without going over, (C) buy three items with best unit price (include package sizes). Provide: a price list table, challenge instructions, a work space (blank lines), and a full answer key with example carts and unit-rate calculations.
Pick one kid-friendly science fact (e.g., “bees communicate by dancing”). Produce: (1) a 3–4 sentence explanation at grade 4–6 level, (2) a vivid analogy in one sentence, (3) a 6-panel comic script turning the fact into a fun story (Panel #: setting, action, dialogue), (4) a 3-question comprehension quiz (1 multiple choice, 1 short answer, 1 “draw or act it out” prompt) with an answer key.
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