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This challenge is to build a tower that will hold a tennis ball aloft. The ball must be off the table top a specific height and all the supplies must be used. The supplies include items that are not easily attached together and a tennis ball is heavier than you expect.
22 sty 2021 · Holding a tennis ball aloft and the tricky use of materials makes this an intriguing STEM activity! Tennis Ball Towers? Yes, you read that right! They are pretty unbelievable! Highly engaging and so fun! This one requires students to plan for using every material in some form. And, they must keep that tennis ball off the tabletop.
The Tennis Ball Tower Challenge - Google Slides. Blog Reporting. Task: Construct the tallest tower that can hold a tennis ball. Materials: 30 straws. 1 meter of masking tape. 1 Tennis...
19 cze 2020 · Join CML's Mr. Kevin for another great Brown Bag STEM challenge - the Tennis Ball Tower! Can you create a tower strong enough to hold a ball on top? How tall can you make it? Gather some...
6 mar 2020 · These five unique tower challenges use easy-to-gather materials and can be prepped in minutes. One requires a wacky material but I will give you tips about that one. Take a look at: Egg Towers; 12 Straws Towers; 12 Cards Towers; Tennis Ball Towers; Water Towers
Tennis Ball Tower Challenge. Grades: 5th Grade, 4th Grade. Subjects: Science, STEAM. Student Instructions. Students will all use the same materials to build a tower that is both tall and strong. The tower must support a tennis ball for at least 10 seconds.
11 mar 2021 · In this video, Paden Elementary students (4-5 grades) are challenged to engineer a tennis ball tower with only 12 straws, string, and tape.
