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Rubber Band String Cup Pyramid. Each person in their group ties their string to their group’s rubber band. Together, the team must work together to stack their cups in a pyramid (3 cups on the bottom, 2 in the middle, and. Stacking cups using a rubber band, pieces of string, and a group of teammates to practice working collaboratively and. Describe a technique that worked best within your group. List advantages and disadvantages for each. Place the cups in three stacks (figure 1). Using their teamwork skills, students will work together to stack their cups into a pyramid. Create a grappler tool with the string and rubber band (this will move the cups). Compare using two hands vs. They create a tool using a string and a. Participants can only use the. Compare using verbal and nonverbal communication, what were some of the challenges your group faced? Each student will tie their string to the rubber band. One hand when holding the string to guide the cups. Move the cups by using the grappler tool into a six pyramid shape (figure 2).

One hand when holding the string to guide the cups. Move the cups by using the grappler tool into a six pyramid shape (figure 2). Compare using verbal and nonverbal communication, what were some of the challenges your group faced? They create a tool using a string and a. Stacking cups using a rubber band, pieces of string, and a group of teammates to practice working collaboratively and. Describe a technique that worked best within your group. Each person in their group ties their string to their group’s rubber band. Using their teamwork skills, students will work together to stack their cups into a pyramid. Explain that the object of the game is to use the cups to build a pyramid. Each student will tie their string to the rubber band.

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Rubber Band String Cup Pyramid Each person in their group ties their string to their group’s rubber band. Explain that the object of the game is to use the cups to build a pyramid. They create a tool using a string and a. Together, the team must work together to stack their cups in a pyramid (3 cups on the bottom, 2 in the middle, and. Each student will tie their string to the rubber band. Participants can only use the. One hand when holding the string to guide the cups. Describe a technique that worked best within your group. Place the cups in three stacks (figure 1). Move the cups by using the grappler tool into a six pyramid shape (figure 2). Compare using two hands vs. Each person in their group ties their string to their group’s rubber band. List advantages and disadvantages for each. Using their teamwork skills, students will work together to stack their cups into a pyramid. Stacking cups using a rubber band, pieces of string, and a group of teammates to practice working collaboratively and. Compare using verbal and nonverbal communication, what were some of the challenges your group faced?