Your students will be so excited and engaged while completing the sloth marble maze STEM challenge! Students will use the engineering design process to create a race track for their marble (the sloth) to see how slowly it can move along their track. My students loved this activity! They complete with each other to see which marble takes the longest time to go through their maze.

Students will build with simple, easy to find materials - straws, tape, and cardboard (or whatever you have) to make and improve their track to be the slowest sloth in the room!

What's Included?

• Teacher notes
• 2 versions of the student pages to move through the engineering design cycle
• Directions for completing the activity at home.

Content Connection >>> This is a great introduction to force, motion, and speed and relies on problem solving and critical thinking.

This is a super fun way to tie sloths, STEM, and science into the curriculum.

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