Students will enter the project through a Marvel storyboarding launch, connect action scenes to force-and-motion ideas, and begin shaping testable investigation questions they will refine in the next phase.

Students will turn Marvel action ideas into focused investigation questions, build a fair test plan about force and mass, and revise their storyboard, hypothesis, and method through expert and peer feedback before moving into full testing.

Students will carry out their Marvel force-and-motion investigations through repeated trials, improve measurement quality and control of variables, document raw data in organized lab logs, and use feedback from peers and mentors to strengthen the reliability of their evidence before moving into deeper analysis.

Students will turn Marvel motion trial results into clear graphs, evidence-based claims, and presentation materials, then refine their explanations through peer and mentor critique before defending their conclusions in a conference-style assessment and preparing an interactive Hero Lab Live station.

Students will showcase their Marvel force-and-motion investigations to authentic audiences, defend their evidence-based conclusions, and capture final individual reflection on how their methods, data, and collaboration shaped their understanding of motion.