Master · Level 12
Open rung →Split the Atom
Trapeze → double-or-nothing → triple flip → dismount.
How it demonstrates this: Students model how energy is conserved across mounts and where it leaks (friction, slack).
Practice the trick →NGSSMS-PS3-2
Energy & matter systems (Grade 6-8)
Students model the bearing-string-finger system as an energy transfer chain.
Demonstrated by 1 ladder rung · 5 tricks across 1 category
For studentsNGSS
Energy & matter systems
This is a science skill — you’re thinking like a scientist when you yeet. You model the bearing-string-finger system as an energy transfer chain.
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Yeet Kamikaze 5 times. After each try, predict what will happen on the next throw — then test your prediction.
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Why this category: Students model the bearing-string-finger system as an energy transfer chain.
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