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strength
1. Marshmallow House Challenge
Tags: [grade 3, structures, shapes, strength, load, design, construction]  ...
2. Eggstraordinary Eggsperiments
Tags: [Structural strength, architecture, arches, domes, acid-base reactions, forces and motion, properties of matter, materials and structures, chemistry, forces and simple machines, osmosis, density, ...
3. Silly Putty® Investigation
... and although it didn't work as a synthetic rubber, it did make a great toy! There are other uses of Silly Putty®. At home, it can be used to pick up dirt and lint. Silly Putty® in various strengths is ...
4. Handy Earthquake Model
... the strength of the plates, the rocks crunch or break suddenly, resulting in features such as mountains, volcanoes, mid-ocean ridges, oceanic trenches, and, of course, earthquakes. This activity shows ...
5. Gum-drop Structures
...  Investigate the strength of different shapes in building design Entire Activity These resources are free! You must LOGIN to download the activity.  Download Gum-drop structures (Activity ...
6. Vinegar Batteries
... chemical energy to move electrons. One way to measure the strength of a battery is to measure its voltage. Voltage is the amount of potential energy available to move electrons from one part of a circuit ...
7. Opposites Attract
... between magnets depends on the separation distance and the flux density (magnetic strength) of the magnets used. Objectives Students will be able to: Explain which parts of a magnet are attractive ...
8. Making Paper
... for papermaking. In particular, the fibres become shorter and less flexible, producing weak and bulky sheets. Paper strength and quality can be maintained only by a mixture of virgin (new wood) pulp and ...
9. Balloon Popping Relay
In this relay race, students discover the strength of chemical bonds by trying to "out-pop" the other teams. Introduction A balloon's rubber consists of many long chains of molecules called polymers. ...
10. Unsqueezable Egg
Eggs are amazingly strong despite their reputation for being so fragile. In this demonstration, students discover how the egg's unique shape gives it tremendous strength by squeezing them with all their ...
11. Eggstra Strong Eggs
... The dome shape distributes the weight and the pressure applied on the top evenly to the entire structure. Even though eggshells are fragile, the dome shape of the shells provides strength. In this demonstration ...
12. Exploring Pitch And Volume
... a lower frequency when struck. Volume, or loudness, is related to the strength, intensity, pressure, or power of the sound. Bigger/ amplified vibrations result in bigger/louder sounds. There are a few ...
13. Shape Scavenger Hunt
Shapes like squares, rectangles, and triangles are chosen to give strength and flexibility to furniture, buildings, even playground equipment and jewelry! In this activity, students find shapes in their ...
14. Kaleidoscope
Shapes like squares, rectangles, and triangles are chosen to give strength and flexibility to furniture, buildings, even playground equipment and jewelry! In this activity, students find shapes in their ...
15. Marshmallow House Challenge
... will be able to: Compare the strength and stability of various structures Entire Lesson These resources are free! You must LOGIN to download the full lesson + activities.   ...
16. Eggstraordinary Eggsperiments
The Unusual Structural Strength of Eggs! In this resource, students will demonstrate several scientific principles by exploring characteristics of an egg’s material and shape that make it so versatile. ...
17. Sound
... the air to the eardrum, which in turn vibrates. What the sound wave will sound like when it reaches the ear depends on a number of things such as the medium it travels through and the strength of the initial ...
18. Flight
... to help with stability. He tried a biplane design to add strength. Based on his experiments, he identified the four forces—weight, lift, drag, and thrust—which are in effect on any flying machine. His ...
19. Structures Activities
We have over 350 hands-on, fun activities to share with you. This month, as we open our feature exhibition LEGO® Castle Adventure, we highlight activities that explore the strength of various structures. ...
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