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Teacher Created Resources® Egg Drop STEM Starter Kit
$29.99
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This Egg Drop activity kit challenges students to create a device that can protect an egg when dropped from an elevated position. The essential pieces—foam square, rubber bands, and plastic support rods—are provided; it's up to the young scientists to determine the best materials to use in order to protect their egg.
- Includes enough materials to begin 6 egg drop devices, 60 total pieces
- STEM Starter provide students with essential tools to complete hands-on projects
- By approaching a problem or a challenge with this though process, children are able to make educated guesses, problem solve, and learn without the fear of making mistakes
- Perfect for individuals or small groups
- Ages 8+
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This Egg Drop activity kit challenges students to create a device that can protect an egg when dropped from an elevated position. The essential pieces—foam square, rubber bands, and plastic support rods—are provided; it's up to the young scientists to determine the best materials to use in order to protect their egg.