Roll out paper or poster on the floor, and tape around the edges to secure it to the ground. Find a template online, create your own, or use your Twister spinner from the classic board game.

2. Pin the Bowtie on the Skeleton Hand each kid a bowtie from construction paper and ask them to write their name on it when they arrive. Then, hang up a paper skeleton on a wall.

The researchers published a paper in Communications Engineering that documents their findings. They decided to go with a robotic skeleton because growing cells in an actual person can bring a slew ...

All of the bones are properly labeled too, and you don’t need scissors, glue, or tape to put it together. Like a book of coupons, everything comes pre-perforated and assembles with a series of ...

Mind-controlled robotic suit developed in time for tournament's first game. — -- The 2014 World Cup started with a kick-off that was an automatic goal, after a paraplegic citizen walked onto ...