Building a hydrogen powered car that can run for 10 minutes using water as fuel. It’s a family affair :0)
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Building a hydrogen powered car that can run for 10 minutes using water as fuel. It’s a family affair :0)
Joshua and Brian read a wonderful Usborne book entitled, 100 Science Experiments. They decided do one of the experiments that involved making stuctures out of spaghetti noodles and marshmallows. Joshua made several different stuctures and even tried to build a tower strong enough to hold a toy car. Brian was able to help build one tower, but it was a little challenging for him. Lucas was wanting to be right there in the middle of the action.
This is the structure with a piece of paper on it on which he was going to place the car. Will the building stand?
It could not withstand the weight of the car. So sad. We will try another day....
Here is Joshua starting with the icing. He was the project supervisor.
Brian was in charge of the candy and where it should go.
Lucas was not happy until it was time to EAT the gingerbread house.
Joshua and Brian made these beautiful turkeys to decorate our Thanksgiving table out of a Pringles can. Their dad said he made a Pilgrim and Native American out of cans as a child. I looked for a template online and could not find one, but I found this site that offered a cute turkey template. They had a blast doing this!