Personal Narrative: My Rube Goldberg Machine
Over the 5 weeks of March 10th - April 17th, I have been working on my Rube Goldberg Machine which is called the Ding Dong Bell Dinger. This is a Rube Goldberg Machine in which completes a series of obstacles and at the end it rings a bell. Building the Ding Dong Bell Dinger, was a very learnful and mistakeful project, but was really fun. This essay is going to be all about my mistakes through my Rube Goldberg Machine and what I learned from them.
During the project of this Rube Goldberg, there were tons of problems I faced. In fact, my first problem of this project was that I couldn’t even think of an idea for my machine! I brainstormed as much as I can but my brain just wasn’t working. Finally, after 10 days of my dull brain, I decided
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