Angry Birds Math Project

Angry Birds Parabola Project There are many different versions of the Angry Birds Parabola Project. We have tested them all. Some are fun for the students to do but require way more time on art related activities than the actual math.

Some are fully created by hand using actual catapults and sling shots made by the class. Transform Angry Birds into a fun math lesson! Teach K-6 students parabola concepts with this engaging, hands. Quadratics Project Makenna Larson Version 1 Black Bird flew the highest: 32 yards Red Bird flew the longest: 28 yards Yellow Bird hit Mustache Pig.

Black Bird hit King Pig. Red Bird Red Bird starts his from point (10,0). His flight path reaches a maximum of 18 yards and lands at.

Quadratic Functions represented through "Angry Birds" Students are to recreate a level from the game "Angry Birds". In addition, students must provide the quadratic function and the parabola for each bird used in the level. This will be our midterm project.

This combines math art with video game design. It will be messy, using marbles dipped in paint, rolled onto the graphing side of wrapping paper. There will be four different colors of paints used to represent the path of the angry birds.

Students will collect five points on each parabola and enter into the table to perform a quadratic regression. Two pigs will. Angry Birds Quadratics Project Red Bird, Yellow Bird, Blue Bird and Black Bird are angry with the pigs.

The pigs stole the bird's eggs. The birds want their eggs and will stop at nothing to get them back! The flight path of the birds can be modeled with a parabola. tiny, angry red bird toward those thieving pigs, I became intrigued by the thought of using this game to motivate mathematics students, their teach-ers, and their future teachers.

As a professor of mathematics education and a teacher of high school precalculus, I have developed a way to use the elements of the game Angry Birds® as a platform to engage my stu. This is a group project designed for 4 students. In this project, students work independently to determine certain information about their own angry bird and his plan.

Topics covered include: Optimization, Dimensional Analysis, Quadratics, Projectile Motion, and more. Then the group comes togethe. Math project using Angry Birds to explore quadratic equations.

Calculate max height, axis of symmetry, distance, graph trajectories, and answer questions. Angry Birds Project Directions: The pigs have been stealing the birds' eggs. That makes them angry, very angry! They take aim and launch themselves towards the pigs to get their revenge and reclaim their babies.

Based on the classic angry birds game you will be guiding the birds to ensure that their aim is good.