A metal pan that can be held and manipulated a baking or pizza pan is great option.
Marble maze chalenge.
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This engineering activity is great for kids from kindergarten age up through 4th 5th and 6th grades.
The boys in years 5 and 6 had to use their lego blocks in a different way to make a lego marble maze or labyrinth.
Using simple household materials we want you to design a marble run that takes a minute to complete no more.
Create a magnetic marble maze.
Can you build a maze to successfully get a marble from start to finish.
My boys decided to create a magnetic marble maze challenge using items we had on hand.
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In this stem challenge for kids children will create a paper plate marble maze game inspired by pinball machines using a paper plate and a marble.
Once students are done creating and testing it is fun to have them try out each other s creations.
This at home stem challenge teaches teamwork and problem solving using nothing more than cardboard rolls tape and a marble.
In this paper plate maze stem challenge kids are challenged to make a marble maze using household materials.
Have students pass around their paper plate marble mazes and share how and why they went about creating what they did.
Are you ready to take on a fun stem challenge.
This is a great activity to work as a team with siblings parents or friends when not social distancing to figure out a solution.
In this activity your child will create a marble maze out of large straws and other materials.
This is a simple no prep activity that had them busy for an hour.
We would love to see you try this stem challenge.
This challenge allows for open exploration time with the materials and then provides challenges for your child to complete based on how they respond to being able to first create a maze without restrictions.
For this magnetic maze activity you will need.
The challenge was a welcome back activity set for the boys in years 3 to 6 for their first cdt lessons this term.