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Surviving Boredom Technology: Innovative Design 60 Minute Lesson Already in Survival Kits: Paracord (10 ft length per student) Playing cards (1 suit per tribe) Buckles (1 full buckle per student) Survivor Mail (5 min) Cobra Weave Survival Bracelets (20 min) Survivor Boredom Kit (15 min) Order of Cards Challenge (10 min) Wrap Up (10 min) Students construct a paracord survival bracelet and invent games to stave off boredom. ISTE-S.4.a Students know and use a deliberate design process for generating

Preparing survival kits is a top priority among these individuals. “Generally, knowing how to make a survival kit is good to study up on prior to any disasters, because they have been proven to save lives when needed”. (survivalistkits.com) Because survival is essential to these individuals they prepare bug out bags. These bug out bags contain: flashlights, emergency food, sleeping bag, canteens, knife, water, etc. Water is a very important essential to have in the survival kits. Including a portable

The evolution of drumming is quite an interesting story. Many occurrences have contributed to the changes the kit style of drumming. Traveling through time the drum has become a major part of any modern day band. Beginning with double drumming, into the invention of the double bass drumming, and ending with the invention of the modern drumstick. After the civil war, around the 1900’s, marching drummers tried to figure of how one person could play the whole percussion section. Double drumming allowed

was pretty sweaty. I needed to get out of there before I burnt to a crisp. However, I first had to rearrange my drum kit because I had recently gone to a gig, and I never properly set up my drums. The reason I set up my drums after practicing was because I was only going to play a couple songs originally, but I got so into it that I played for a longer time. While I was arranging my kit, I was texting my bandmates. “Should we learn songs, or do you guys just wanna jam?” Ethan said halfway through our

Will spotted the emergency survival kit from the plane. “Um, sir?” Will said. “The emergency survival pack is over there.” Will pointed in the direction of the survival pack. “Good work, I believe the emergency survival kit has an axe and other useful supplies. But you don’t need to call me sir anymore. We’re all a team here. Can you go retrieve it?” He pointed at a blonde haired teenager. Maybe a 17 year old teenager, Will thought. The teenager retrieved the kit and the pilot opened it up. There

The evolution of the drums has varied from being made from a simple wood log, to having a hollow object covered in rawhide, to being completely electronic. Like any instrument, each one produces a different sound. Some may sound light like a snare, deep like a bass, or metronomic by simply producing a clicking noise to keep count. Some are completely electronic, even. Starting from one of the oldest drums in the world, the slit drum is an instrument originating from Africa that is made from a hollow

THE EVENT: Our group organized a science event titled “Nap15”, a word play on the mathematical notation of ‘power’. Our objective was to dispel and debunk the myth that any duration of a powernap is beneficial for increasing productivity and alertness. Instead, we sought to establish a key message of a fifteen-minute optimal powernap time, which yielded recuperative effects without any detrimental side-effects (Hayashi, Motoyoshi, & Hori, 2005).Our target audience was current university students

This summer, Alice decided that she was going to go to Death Valley National Park in California. There was only one problem. When Alice asked her parents if she could go, they said no. Alice could only go if she could find at least two friends to go with her. Alice asked her two best friends, Lea and Rachel. They said yes! Alice was so excited, “This is going to be the best summer ever!” The three girls met up together at Alice’s house to discuss what they were going to need to pack. “What

Some drummers tend not to muffle it at all, leaving the sound to be pure and unadulterated. Some drummers muffle the snare to the point where the sound is more felt and less heard. All types of snare drums serve their purpose as a staple in any drum kit for many genres of

different words against the same melodic pattern thus seemingly changing the melody. The instruments played in Shake It Off are the baritone sax, trumpets, trombone, acoustic and bass guitar, drum kits, handclaps, and sustained chords on synth keyboards. The entire song sees a steady beat playing on the drum kits with the ride cymbal prominently tapped on throughout the song and upbeat baritone sax plays in the background. Shake It Off has a variety of nonvocal sounds. The first nonvocal sound is heard