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Build Your Own Skyscraper Using Toothpicks, Marshmallows, and Spaghetti - Center for Architecture Family Friendly Activities, School Art, Art Club, Toothpick, Kids Activities, Design Challenges, Cardboard Box, Marshmallows, Summer Camp

Skyscrapers are incredible structures! Discover the forces at work by building your own structural frame using toothpicks, marshmallows, and spaghetti. Most skyscraper designs use triangles because they are the strongest shape and can resist the forces of compression (pushing) and tension (pulling). Watch the following video for some clues about how triangles can help your

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Try These 10 Terrific STEM Toothpick Activities - The Secret Life of Homeschoolers Toothpick Stem Challenge, Easy Elementary Stem Activities, Toothpick Towers Stem, Stem Toothpick Structures, Stem Building Challenges For Preschool, Fun Stem Activities For Kindergarten, Stem Challenges High School, Stem Activities For Adults, Stem Ideas For Middle School

Check out these super fun STEM toothpick activities that the kids are going to love. Kids will have fun exploring concepts in a hands-on way!

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Are you a reader? Do you worry about your students being readers? Of course, you do! Several years ago I became a trainer for our local science curriculum and now teach teachers how to use the science kits adopted for each grade. At one of those training sessions I conducted, a teacher said

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Use marshmallows, toothpicks, and spaghetti noodles to make towers, letters, and shapes. This engineering activity is perfect for kids ages 3 and up! Toothpick Tower, Toothpick Crafts, Steam Teacher, Makerspace Ideas, School Age Activities, Stem Engineering, Engineering Activities, Stem Challenges, Stem Projects

You know what I love even more than when an activity goes exactly as planned? When my kids take the lesson even further than I'd dreamed. That sends this deceptively educational mom over the moon! This simple engineering activity is a perfect example. I got the idea from a local STEM event eons ago, that provided kids with mostly edible building supplies and asked them to build and evaluate which shapes created the strongest, most stable structure. On the table were gumdrops, marshmallows…

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