Index Card Challenge Questions at Deborah Tommie blog

Index Card Challenge Questions. Using one simple material, students build the tallest tower possible. Their task is to build a tower that starts from the floor and extends upwards by 3’. Hand your children one index card (or 3″ x 5″ piece of paper) and ask if they think they can step through the card. Last week in stem class, we built towers with index cards. Collect all the ‘why cards’ in one pile and shuffle and do the same with the ‘because cards’. Build the tallest tower possible in the allotted time using. Turn the index card tower building activity into a community builder. When i first showed the kids that we would be using just index cards and. Then pull one card from each pile and read them together. Or in other words, can they fit their entire body through the card? The famous index card tower has become a stem favorite. I told them it is possible, and i’ll show them how…all we need to do is make a few cuts with scissors to turn the index card into a connected chain that is large enough to fit through.

Or in other words, can they fit their entire body through the card? Using one simple material, students build the tallest tower possible. When i first showed the kids that we would be using just index cards and. Their task is to build a tower that starts from the floor and extends upwards by 3’. Then pull one card from each pile and read them together. Turn the index card tower building activity into a community builder. The famous index card tower has become a stem favorite. Collect all the ‘why cards’ in one pile and shuffle and do the same with the ‘because cards’. Build the tallest tower possible in the allotted time using. Hand your children one index card (or 3″ x 5″ piece of paper) and ask if they think they can step through the card.

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Index Card Challenge Questions I told them it is possible, and i’ll show them how…all we need to do is make a few cuts with scissors to turn the index card into a connected chain that is large enough to fit through. The famous index card tower has become a stem favorite. Then pull one card from each pile and read them together. Using one simple material, students build the tallest tower possible. Last week in stem class, we built towers with index cards. I told them it is possible, and i’ll show them how…all we need to do is make a few cuts with scissors to turn the index card into a connected chain that is large enough to fit through. Their task is to build a tower that starts from the floor and extends upwards by 3’. Collect all the ‘why cards’ in one pile and shuffle and do the same with the ‘because cards’. Hand your children one index card (or 3″ x 5″ piece of paper) and ask if they think they can step through the card. When i first showed the kids that we would be using just index cards and. Build the tallest tower possible in the allotted time using. Turn the index card tower building activity into a community builder. Or in other words, can they fit their entire body through the card?