Roller coaster craft

How to Make a roller coaster using straws and hot glue! An easy and fun stem project for homeschool or a grade school science fair project! Inspired by Wonder Park movie. #homeschool #stem #rollercoaster #diy #kidsactivities

Make a paper roller coaster craft after reading "Roller Coaster" by Marla Freeze to your Nanny Kids

Create Your Own Roller Coaster With Downloadable PDF or DIY Track. : Rollercoasters are all about physics! Unlike most moving vehicles, cars, trains, and buses that rely on engines, rollercoasters rely on gravitational potential energy. What goes up, must come down. Potential energy is stored or held energy by an obj…

A marble run is a simple yet, fun game that even adults can find entertaining. Read our complete guide to build one for your own home!

Hands-on STEM fun with paper plate roller coasters! Elementary students will love designing paper plate STEM roller coaster to learn about energy physics.

Here’s a fun homemade toy that you can put together from stuff around the house – a spiral marble track! Drop marbles at the top and watch them spin around the spiral track of paper plates until they get to the bottom. It’s very relaxing to watch. It’s no secret that we love marble runs […]

Tinkercad allows you to mockup projects using everyday household supplies such as this straw roller coaster designed and built by jessyratfink. #Instructables #tinkercad #crafts #kids #activity

I’ve loved roller coasters for as long as I can remember. One of my first experiences was on a rickety, old wooden roller coaster at a now-defunct amusement park called Joyland. I loved it…and have ridden many bigger (and scarier) coasters since that day. My daughters are not quite as excited about roller coasters as ... Read More about Roller Coaster Paper Plate & Toilet Paper Roll Project

Kids of all ages will have fun with this marble run STEM activity. Challenge kids to engineer their very own marble roller coaster using pool noodles!

Pipe cleaners are awesome. Though not necessarily for cleaning actual pipes. I mean, I tried to use one once to clean out the straw part of an old sippy cup that had been under the couch for a few days weeks months and it was not very helpful. But for crafts they are perfect. I mean, they don't spill, or stick or stain. If they do wind up on the floor (in my house it's more a question of when), they don't hurt to step on. And they're cheap. I like to tell the kids to make a sculpture with…