Up for a challenge?? I will try and find challenges that use supplies that can be found around your home. Have fun, be creative and challenge yourself!!!!
Your challenge is to create a structure out of paper hearts that stands on its own. How high can you make your structure without it falling over?
Attachment
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1q_Kwjz_AJ4Z5yAWn7-Ix0XOuCvNnizRf/view?usp=sharing
Try to make a Ski Lift by using a pulley system. Get creative and try to recreate a realistic lift. You could use a stairway to get a large ski hill feel.
Learn how to cut a hole in a normal sized paper big enough to walk through.
Build your own Catapult and have fun flinging things!!
Have boxes lying around your house? Create something useful out of one or more Boxes.
Gather up your bits and scraps and create a parachute for your LEGO person or a small figurine. Your figurine must land safely, so make sure the ride is a smooth one. Have fun with this STEM Challenge!!!
Can your ruler high tower withstand the shaking of an earthquake? Take on this challenge and become a structural engineer.
Build a recycling station or bin for your home. Show Mother Earth that you have some great ideas on how to help her out.
A big part of healthy living is getting a great sleep. Design a bed for your favourite stuffie or action figure so that they can have a good rest.
This challenge started with the book The Little Red Hen. I then found a book that was a take off of the Little Red Hen called The Little Red Fort. Try out your fort making skills by building a fort for your Stuffie or Action Figure. If you want to listen to the Little Red Hen book to start this challenge off, here is a link to a youtube reading www.youtube.com/watch?v=2E72TZy0LNo .s.
Leprechauns, so I have been told, could be anywhere. They can grant wishes, but to catch them is very difficult. Your challenge this week is to create a trap for a Leprechaun. To start you off in the right direction, I have also included a read a long with this challenge. So listen to How to catch a Leprechaun first, and then listen to the STEM challenge that follows the book. Have fun, and if you do catch a Leprechaun, be careful what you wish for, they are very tricky characters.
Tobogganing down a hill on a sled is one of the best adventures you can have during winter. Now its your turn to become a sled designer, only in mini scale. Click on the video beside this text box to hear me give you your next STEM challenge. Get your design and engineering minds in gear and have fun creating your own mini sled. You could even decorate it to make it one of a kind.
To celebrate National Book Read a loud Day on Feb. 3rd. Click on the video beside this text box to hear me give you your next STEAM challenge. This is an art challenge. Lets see how creative you can be.
Help out your favourite Action Figure by making them able to float in water. Try this STEM challenge and see if you can become a floatation engineer.
Supplies
Lego or Duplo,
A Lego person or small figure
Print out the Coding words included in the printables
Dice for the more advanced players
Supplies
1 dice per person
1 cup per person
1 - 1 ply tissue per person
1 elastic per person
1 cup per person
4 marbles, or coins or small pebbles per person
1 tooth pick per person
If you would like to have some more fun with Optical Illusions, here is a great website
https://www.optics4kids.org/illusions