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This is a great 2 part lesson on beam bridges. Students first test out materials to make girders, then build a bridge using the girders. Students will use the Engineer Desing Process to feel like real engineers.
Includes a video link and printables.
Materials needed:
6 empty toilet paper or paper towel tubes
Salt
Gravel
Popcorn kernels
Masking Tape
Large container to test in
Prediction sheet (included)
Materials for bridge (per group)
Cardboard or cardstock
Markers
Textbooks
Tape
Happy Engineering :)
Includes a video link and printables.
Materials needed:
6 empty toilet paper or paper towel tubes
Salt
Gravel
Popcorn kernels
Masking Tape
Large container to test in
Prediction sheet (included)
Materials for bridge (per group)
Cardboard or cardstock
Markers
Textbooks
Tape
Happy Engineering :)
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Description
This is a great 2 part lesson on beam bridges. Students first test out materials to make girders, then build a bridge using the girders. Students will use the Engineer Desing Process to feel like real engineers.
Includes a video link and printables.
Materials needed:
6 empty toilet paper or paper towel tubes
Salt
Gravel
Popcorn kernels
Masking Tape
Large container to test in
Prediction sheet (included)
Materials for bridge (per group)
Cardboard or cardstock
Markers
Textbooks
Tape
Happy Engineering :)
Includes a video link and printables.
Materials needed:
6 empty toilet paper or paper towel tubes
Salt
Gravel
Popcorn kernels
Masking Tape
Large container to test in
Prediction sheet (included)
Materials for bridge (per group)
Cardboard or cardstock
Markers
Textbooks
Tape
Happy Engineering :)
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.
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Activity provided opportunities for students to critique the structure and formation of bridges.
Engaging
Good resource
thanks!
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