Educational Activities

    Materials:  Plastic eggs, play-doh and ruler How tall of an egg tower can you build using the provided materials? Challenge your friends to see who can build the tallest tower!  

Materials:  Legos, Paper, Colored Pencils Number of Participants: 4 You mastered the Lego Puzzle. Now it is time for you to become the Puzzlemaster! Using the Legos, can you create your own Lego Puzzle for a friend to solve? Experiment with different shapes and arrangements but make sure your puzzle has a solution! For an…

Materials: Jelly beans (or gumdrops), toothpicks, construction paper and peeps Your challenge is to create a sturdy structure to protect the peep from the hot Spring Sun with using only the materials provided.

Materials:  Toothpicks, water dropper/straw, water Without touching the toothpicks you must use the water dropper or straw, to turn the broken toothpicks into a star with water! Parent Prep: Set up the toothpicks in the shape shown in the first picture. The shape consists of 5 tooth picks. You must bend the tooth picks in…

Materials:  Paper towels, large bowl of water, plastic cup (varying in size) What is the best way to keep the paper towel dry? You must figure out a way to put the paper towel into the bucket of water and remove it without the paper towel getting wet only using the materials provided. Challenge Yourself:…

Materials: Construction paper, computer paper, string, fabric, paper clips, button with 4 holes, hole puncher Number of Participants Per Group: 6 at the most Your challenge is to use the materials provided and create a functional parachute. Once you have completed the construction of your parachute, test your parachute and see how well it does…

Materials:  Paper, bendy straws, tape, pipe cleaners, bottle tops or buttons (something small and round) Take a piece of paper and fold the outside edges in to the middle to create a door. Then using the material provided it is your job to create a working latch to keep the door closed. Make sure you…