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The worksheet instructs teams to enter a project name and members, document research and constraints, generate and evaluate multiple foldable box solutions, build and template a prototype, run security and fit tests, and then produce the final box with clear windows and a drop test. It also requires clear communication of materials, challenges, and deliverables.","FET 2.5\nOrnament Box – Design Notebook\nUse this form for your design notebook for the ornament box project.  The instructions contained inside ‘\u003C>’ will let you know what to enter in each.  Add room in each section as needed.  As you complete each section, remove all instructions contained inside ‘\u003C>’.  All work must be entered in this document except drawings.  Drawings may be done electronically or manually.  If done electronically, drawings should be copied/pasted into separate sheets at the end of this document.  If done manually, drawings should be attached to this document.  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Drawings don’t have to be too precise here, but should give enough details to show how it might be folded, how the sides might be connected/overlapped, which side is top or bottom, where/how it might open, etc.  Don’t forget to consider how you might secure the ornament inside the box.  You can do this on computer or by hand.>\n4 – Select the best possible solution\n\u003CAnalyze your possible solutions you came up with in step 3.  Using criteria and constraints from step 2 and your own judgement to select the one that you think is best.  For the two you don’t pick, write 1+ statements explaining why not (give a separate explanation for each one).  For the one you do pick, write 3+ statements explaining why you picked it.>\n5 - Build prototype or model\n\u003CPart 1 - Refine your design and determine specific dimensions, folds, etc.  Transfer your design to graph paper.  When you are sure the dimensions are correct, cut it out and assemble it using masking tape to TEMPORARILY hold it together.  If you need to make corrections, you can add extra pieces using tape.>\n\u003CPart 2 - When you are satisfied with your design, disassemble the box, unfold it and lay it flat – this will be the template for your prototype (do not throw the template away).  Lay your template on the folder, trace the pattern, cut it out, then assemble your prototype.  At this point, use masking tape to hold it together – save your clear tape for other things.  Don’t forget to include windows and structure for securing the ornament.  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