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What can you create with jellybeans?

Materials: Jellybeans and sturdy toothpicks

Directions: Create designs with your toothpicks and jellybeans. There are many ideas to try! Write your name, practice your numbers and shapes, create a tall structure., or make two structures and try to connect them!

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Can you keep your toys dry during a downpour?

Materials: Cupcake wrappers, sponge, small toy, sponges, coffee filters, straws, popsicle sticks, cup of water

Directions: Using any of the materials above, can you design an umbrella so your small toy doesn't get wet?

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What 2D and 3D shapes can you create using only 2 materials?

Materials: Playdough, craft sticks

Directions: Using only the materials above, can you create the following 2D & 3D shapes? Square, Triangle, Square, Rhombus, Cube, Rectangular Prism, Pyramid

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Guide the marbles into the plastic cups. Bonus: Add point values to each cup and add up the points you score on each run.

Materials: Cardboard box, 5 marbles, popsicle sticks, masking tape, plastic cups

Directions: Using the cardboard box as your frame, tape popsicle sticks to create a course for your marbles. Allow the marbles to fall into the cups at the bottom of the box. How many points can you score? How many points can your challenger score?

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Don't let your boat sink!

Materials: one 15cm x 15cm sheet of foil, 50 pennies, tub or large bowl of water

Directions: Design your foil boat to hold 50 pennies without sinking. Too easy? Keep adding pennies. Who can design the boat that can hold the most pennies before the boat begins to take on water?

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Up, Up, Up we go! Whoosh! Hang on!!!!

Materials: paper plates, scissors, cardboard (for base), tape, paper towel rolls, toilet paper rolls, marble or small rubber ball

Directions: Use the toilet paper/paper towel rolls to add height to your roller coaster. Use your scissors to cut your paper plates into the roller coaster track. Use tape to hold it all together. Test your coaster by making sure the marble or ball doesn't fall off the tracks.

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How can you change physical objects for a different purpose?

Materials: 1  3x5 index card, scissors

Directions: Fold the index card in half lengthwise. Make two cuts, one on each end, starting from the folded edge. Don’t cut all the way up to the top. Make sure to leave some at the edges still intact.

Next, make alternating cuts, spacing each around 1/8 to 1/4 inch apart. For example, for the second cut you would turn the paper over and cut from the non-folded side down to the fold. Then turn over again and cut from the folded side to the non-folded side. Go back and forth like this until you have reached the last cut that you originally made. Remember to not cut all the way to the end or the chain will fall apart.Next, you will slide the scissor into the “loops” that you have made on the folded side. You will not be cutting the first or last loop so leave those out.

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This challenge works best when working with a partner against another team of 2.

Materials: 20 sticks of uncooked spaghetti, 1 yard of tape, 1 yard of string, 1 large marshmallow, scissors

Directions: Using the materials above, design a structure as tall as you can. The marshmallow may not be cut, but must be at the very top of the structure. The team that builds the tallest structure wins!

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Can you build a bridge that will hold 100 pennies? Too easy? How about 150? 200?

Materials: one index card, 4 plastic straws, scissors, masking tape, paper clips

Directions: Using only the materials above, design a bridge that can hold 100 pennies without collapsing. What else can you bridge hold?

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Do you enjoy a sudden drop or twists and turns?

Materials: tinfoil, straws, plastic spoons, rubber bands, toilet paper roll, paper towel roll, tape, a marble, a bowl to catch water, a small cup of water, scissors

Directions: Using the materials above, design a water slide including a ladder and pool for the water. Be sure the slide keeps the water inside and flows into the pool. Test your creation by dropping a marble from the top of the slide and watching it flow with the water into the pool.