Tallest tower stem challenge

Give a group of kids the task of stacking cups and see what happens. Go ahead..... I'll wait. So, what did they do? They built pyramids or tall stacks racing to make the tallest one- only to find the slightest movement would cause the whole stack to fall! It's a lot of fun... but

STEM Challenge- students use a main building materials in a quantity of only 12. Using only 12 index cards students must build the tallest tower possible.

2021 Science Buddies Engineering Challenge- Build the Tallest Paper Tower

In this STEM activity and lesson plan, you are challenged to design the tallest tower possible using Keva planks, first with three planks touching the table, then two, and finally one. The engineering design process and 21st Century Skills are encouraged, as well as the growth mindset of persistence. Can be used as a remote learning lesson plan for elementary students.

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The following is a guest post from Dr. Jacie Maslyk . Your makerspace or STEM studio might not be getting a lot of use this year. With social distancing and facial coverings in place, it may feel like a challenge to get students collaborating. We can still offer students a variety of STEM chall

Did you know that STEM activities are a great way to build classroom community and teamwork at the beginning of the year? Unfortunately, STEM challenges can tend to be used as a classroom competition where students and groups are competing against each other. While classroom comp

First day of school activities and ideas especially for upper elementary third grade, fourth grade, and fifth grade students.

Try these easy prep STEM challenges! Tested & teacher-approved, they’re designed by a STEM specialist to spark creativity and problem-solving in your students.

Stop on over to pick up a packet to assist you with building a toothpick tower with marshmallows. Your class will have an engaging experience they won't forget! Included in the packet are website lin