Why we did it
To give members a chance to work together, use physics and engineering skills, and have fun building and testing their designs.
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Center Grove Science NHS
During the 2025–2026 school year, members of the Science National Honor Society (SNHS) teamed up to build contraptions that would keep an egg safe from a high fall. Working together to design and test their ideas, members brought their projects to the band tower to see whose egg would survive the drop..
25
Sep
2025
3:00 PM
Room 131 and Band Tower

The story
An egg drop engineering challenge hosted by SNHS where members worked in teams to build protective contraptions and test them from the band tower.
Why we did it
To give members a chance to work together, use physics and engineering skills, and have fun building and testing their designs.
What participants did
Enjoy a collaborative engineering challenge led by CGHS Science National Honor Society members, where students work in teams to design, build, and test protective contraptions for a high-stakes egg drop from the band tower. Each design tackles physics and mechanics concepts to keep the egg safe—encouraging teamwork, innovation, problem-solving, and discovery in a fun, engaging way designed for members.
In the room
Each activity connected a visible, hands-on task to the scientific thinking behind it.
Engineering design
Teams chose how to distribute a limited set of materials around the egg, balancing cushioning and structure.
Forces and impact
Each device moved through increasingly difficult drops, turning design choices into immediate evidence.
Highlights
What we learned
Photo record
From first sketches to the final tower test, see how teams built, adjusted, and put their ideas on the line.
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