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I used popsicle sticks and hot glue to make this bridge. The top are two popsicle sticks stuck together and the bottom ones are single.

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Made with popsicle sticks and glue gun.

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I made it with only Lego bricks.

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This is only for cars, not for pedestrian.

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I made it by overlapping lego connector pieces. I added Hot Wheels cars to make weight.

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I made it with cardboard, paper, cardboard tubes and yarn.

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I used cardboard for abutments and deck, ribbon for suspension cables, and cars for live load.

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I used books for the abutments, popsicle sticks for the trusses, wood for the deck, and cars for the live load. My dad helped me use heated glue to stick the popsicle sticks together.

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I used popsicle sticks and cardbord to build my bridge.

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I made this truss bridge with 17 popsicle sticks.

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I made a bridge out of cardboard and it took me 15 min. to make. I got inspiration by a photo of a beam bridge. My favorite bridge is beam bridge that's one reason I came up with this idea. I know a fun fact about bridges. It was Invented by animals!

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popsicle MMMMAAAATTTT

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This is my beam bridge.I used:Jenga blocks, coins,tape ,and 2 bowls.I made a sturdy platform by making 2 layers, one as the main bridge part and the bottom layer as the support under the bridge.I used some extra blocks to make the sides and taped 2 blocks together on each side to make the bridge and the land(bowls)connecting.My bridge could hold:20 quarters,7 nickels,13 dimes and 24 pennies.I think it could hold all of those coins because there was a lot of support underneath the bridge and it was made out of a strong material(wood).

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Strong

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This bridge is only for people who walk, not for cars.

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My bridge is made out of books, paper, cardboard, cup and tape.

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My bridge using ice cream sticks by Nivaan Shetty. Suggest a cool name for my bridge.

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My bridge using ice cream sticks by Nivaan Shetty. Suggest a cool name for my bridge.

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Adding one more photo.

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I built my bridge using magna tiles, pipe cleaners and some tape. Making pipe cleaners stay was tough so next time I am going to try maybe a thin rope or strong string. But it was fun! Bye

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I used cardboard, building blocks and thread for my bridge.

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I used cardboard and thread for my bridge.

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I used popsicle sticks, cardboard and building blocks for my bridge.

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I used cardboard and paper for my bridge.

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I used books and cardboard for my bridge.

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I made my bridge with two pencil cases, one piano book, 4 folders,4 magma tiles,1 piece of cardboard and a magazine

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Paper,dominoes,staples, and cards. It has a kinder turtle crossing it.

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This can hold 7 kinder toys.

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This consist of cups and a platform By Krishang

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This consist of cups and a platform By Krishang

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This is a bridge where cups were stacked.It can hold a toy fire engine.

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 Bridge building presentation by Krishang

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 Bridge building presentation by Krishang

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Just some papers.In my bridge building career, I have built 40 bridges!!! 22 beam bridges (1 in class),8 truss bridges ,4 arch bridges, 6 suspension bridges, and 1 cable stayed.As of Wednesday ,April 5 ,I have used 2,679 items!

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This is a tunnel bridge.

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Made of magnetiles

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Truss bridge out of popsicle sticks.Krishang

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Truss bridge out of popsicle sticks.Krishang

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These structures(truss and platform) took lots of effort.

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This is made of magnetiles, popsicle sticks,and plastic cups.

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This has a strong popsicle stick platform.It is two layers

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This bridge is made of paper clips,glass cups, and rubber bands + straws.

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This is simple,it has a roof and guard rails.

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This is made of legos.

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This was a suspension bridge.Sadly,it got broken before I could post it.The towers were cups.Rubber bands held down the top,made of straws.Rubber bands held up the deck.

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Kudos to Aidan for the design.

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NOTE:If you are looking for my project bridge,it’s right here! I’m using this for the project.

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Mackenzie’s Suspension Bridge- Close-Up 

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Mackenzie’s Suspension Bridge- Close-Up 

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I used popsicle sticks and hot glue to build the main span of the deck and the two tall towers. I used cardboard for the road. Then I used nylon rope for the cables.

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This is made of rubber bands,straws,and dominoes.

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This bridge is a normal beam bridge.

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This bridge is sturdier and took more time and effort to build than the previous one.

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I made suspension bridge by using lego, string,and cardboard.
I tested by using 3 lego peaces and it didn't fall
Aidan

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This bridge is made out of straw and rubber bands.

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This bridge is flimsy,but I tried my best.

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This bridge took a lot of time and effort,it is a beam bridge

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I used cardboard and lego to build a arch bridge.The arch is flimsier than the deck, but it still holds 4 metal car.Aidan kim

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This bridge was a bit flimsier,but eventually it passed the 3 car test.Krishang

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Arch bridge with 2 connected beam bridges.

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Arch bridge with 2 connected beam bridges.

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Lego tower bent sideways to form a bridge

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Lego tower bent sideways to form a bridge

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This bridge was constructed by building a Lego tower sideways.It is a beam bridge.

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A bridge purely made of carrots!This bridge can hold strawberries.

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I made this bridge out of Lego's. It's very stable.

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I used magnet tiles and popsicle sticks to build cable-stayed bridge. Cable-stayed bridge has towers and cables connected to it.

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I used magnets and ropes to build the suspension bridge. Cables in the suspension bridge transfer the load.

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Truss bridge is made of triangle shaped units to carry the weight. I used magnet tiles, triangle shapes, popsicle sticks, and straws to build the Truss bridge.

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I used magnets as beams and card board for road to build the bridge.

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An Arch bridge has a curved arch that acts as a support for the bridge and the weights are distributed. I used magnets and cardboard to build the arch bridge.

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first bridge iv'e made

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A truss bridge is a bridge whose load-bearing superstructure is composed of a truss, a structure of connected elements, usually forming triangular units.

They commonly are used in covered bridges, railroad bridges, and military bridges.

I have constructed a truss bridge using stack of books as abutments on either side. I also used popsicle sticks as triangular units which represents my truss and used toy cars/bikes as live loads.

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An arch bridge is a bridge with abutments at each end shaped as a curved arch. They have abutments, supports on the ground at both ends, on either side of the arch for added support.

I have used short, inverted glasses as abutments and laid a cardboard strip across it and also used curved cardboard strip between the abutments and below the top cardboard strip. From this arch bridge model, I learnt that the weight, is distributed instead of just pushing it straight down. I have used jenga blocks, legos and toy cars as live loads to show how much weight it can hold.

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Beam Bridges are the simplest structural forms of bridge spans supported by an abutment or pier at each end.
I have constructed a beam bridge using tall, inverted glasses as abutment and laid a cardboard strip across it. I have used few jenga blocks, legos and toy cars as live loads to show how much weight it can hold.

From this, beam bridge model, I learnt that if the abutment is farther apart, the bridge gets weaker. Beam bridges can often only used for short distances since they have no built in supports. The only supports are provided by abutments. In order to use for greater distances, series of beam bridges must be joined together, creating a continuous span.

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My beam bridge is very stable. It took me A LOT of time to build it. Please admire my hard work! 

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Alexandra (Sasha) Gabriyelov