This hands-on activity introduces kids at home or school to engineering concepts and the design process.
In a pinch, close the neck by wrapping it with a rubber band.
Explain that the back legs have muscles that act like a rubber band—stretch and then
SUPER WHY, the animated television series and interactive website, helps children ages 3-6 learn key reading skills, including alphabet, rhyming, spelling and reading comprehension, through interactive storybook adventures.
The kids are playing in the school band, but Red doesn’t know what instrument to
This hands-on activity introduces kids at home or school to engineering concepts and the design process.
hardware stores) paper confetti 2 4-oz. paper cups 2 8-oz. paper cups 4 rubber bands
This hands-on activity introduces kids at home or school to engineering concepts and the design process.
paint stirrers (found at paint supply or hardware stores) 2 paper cups rubber bands
This hands-on activity introduces kids at home or school to engineering concepts and the design process.
florists, dollar stores, drug stores, or supermarkets) paper clips (small) rubber bands
This hands-on activity introduces kids at home or school to engineering concepts and the design process.
size) 1 piece of cardboard (4 x 5 in. [10 x 13 cm]) 8 plastic straws 3 rubber bands
This hands-on activity introduces kids at home or school to engineering concepts and the design process.
The items could also be materials created by people, such as bubble wrap, rubber bands
