Check out these magnificent solutions:
There are some great video's of Zee's solution here.
Ishaan who is six also made an amazing catapult. Check it out! Congratulations!
More solutions here and here! You guys are marvelous! I will post pictures here tomorrow.
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Week Forty-Four -- Cool Catapults
Make a catapult using the following:
* 6 Chopsticks or sticks that are the same size
* Plastic Cup
* Several Medium-width Elastic Bands
* Sticky Tack
* Pen
* Tape
* 6 Chopsticks or sticks that are the same size
* Plastic Cup
* Several Medium-width Elastic Bands
* Sticky Tack
* Pen
* Tape
Monday, June 22, 2009
Nifty Napkins
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Week Forty-two Solutions -- Toothpick Contraptions
Sorry for the delay on this week. Also, check out the new addition to the one man band challenge:
Here is the only submitted toothpick solution -- an amazing helicopter from Alce and Orca. I am on the road but will post a link to their web post tonight. Look for another challenge tonight as well.
Here is the only submitted toothpick solution -- an amazing helicopter from Alce and Orca. I am on the road but will post a link to their web post tonight. Look for another challenge tonight as well.
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Week Forty- Three -- Nifty Napkins
Place 3 napkins on the table and 3 inches of tape. Make something. Send video or pictures.
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Week Forty-Two -- Terrific Toothpicks
Materials:
a box of flat toothpicks and fast drying glue or cement
Instructions:
Create!
See if you can make something that moves. Send pictures or video!
a box of flat toothpicks and fast drying glue or cement
Instructions:
Create!
See if you can make something that moves. Send pictures or video!
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Week Forty-One Solutions -- Marvelous Masts and Super Ships
This week's challenge was to create a tall ship. We had some marvelous solutions!
Please note that next week's challenge solutions will be delayed again.
This one come's from Debbie's kids and it is super:
Jonathan and Jayla also did a fantastic job, creating a ship that had a 40" mast!
You can read more here.
Orca and Alce joined in again and did a magnificent job creating some clever crafts!
You can read more here.
Zee, once again, did an amazing job, creating a ship that stood 22" tall. You can read more about it here.
Maya just submitted her solution. What I love most about it is that you can see her learning process! Congratulations on your clever creation!
Please note that next week's challenge solutions will be delayed again.
This one come's from Debbie's kids and it is super:
Jonathan and Jayla also did a fantastic job, creating a ship that had a 40" mast!
You can read more here.
Orca and Alce joined in again and did a magnificent job creating some clever crafts!
You can read more here.
Zee, once again, did an amazing job, creating a ship that stood 22" tall. You can read more about it here.
Maya just submitted her solution. What I love most about it is that you can see her learning process! Congratulations on your clever creation!
Monday, June 8, 2009
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Week Forty-One -- Tall Ships
Using the following materials, build a sail boat with the tallest mast possible. Make sure it floats (or sails). Send video or pictures.
3 cereal boxes
3 cardboard tubes
6 plastic spoons
tape
6 pennies
3 straws
6 sheets of paper or 1 yard of fabric or a garbage bag
3 cereal boxes
3 cardboard tubes
6 plastic spoons
tape
6 pennies
3 straws
6 sheets of paper or 1 yard of fabric or a garbage bag
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Week Forty Solutions - Crazy Can Creations
You'd be amazed what you can do with a few cans! Check out this (courtesy of Journey into Unschooling).
Here are some magnificent solutions:
Zee crafted a cool knife.
Noah (7) and Aimee (10) made a "house-car" out of 3 soda cans, string, Scotch tape and colored paper. It was a great canstruction effort!
Orca and Alce just sent in some magnificent creations: a robot, a submarine and a waiter with a plate of potatoes! You can read more about these solutions and others here.
Here are some magnificent solutions:
Zee crafted a cool knife.
Noah (7) and Aimee (10) made a "house-car" out of 3 soda cans, string, Scotch tape and colored paper. It was a great canstruction effort!
Orca and Alce just sent in some magnificent creations: a robot, a submarine and a waiter with a plate of potatoes! You can read more about these solutions and others here.
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