Are Your Kids THINKing Yet?

October 12, 2008 @ 6:29 am | Filed under: Science, Think! challenges

My girls had a splendid time meeting last week’s Think! challenge: building a bridge out of cups, spoons, spaghetti noodles, paper, and tape. I forget the tally of coins their construction was able to hold, but the fun was in the doing, anyway.

This week’s challenge looks like even more fun. We are loving this nifty idea blog!

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John says:

I love science experiments like this and am always looking for fun ones to do with my son. I found a cool site if anyone is interested.

http://weirdsciencekids.com/FunExperiments.html

On November 21, 2008 at 3:09 pm

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