Well, we are making a popsicle stick catapult! Yes, you read that right, a catapult made of popsicle or ice-cream sticks and clothes pin or peg. Isn’t it so easy, for I guess most of you have ...

Cut two small notches into four of your craft sticks (A) as shown Cut two small notches into one of your craft sticks (B) as shown Using your hot melt glue gun, glue one of your craft sticks to ...

Give your toddlers the joy of launching their own “snowballs” and exploring basic engineering concepts with this DIY snowball catapult! My kids spent hours on this fun winter STEM activity; I ...

Eight craft sticks (popsicle sticks) Four or five sturdy rubber bands. ... A Ping-Pong Catapult, from Science Buddies History of Catapults, from Melvin Communications Catapult Physics, ...

A craft stick catapult is easy to build and full of STEM and physics learning. My family had a blast launching marshmallows and trying to catch them in our mouths. Who knew STEM and physics could ...

Background The Bring Science Home activity Build a Catapult showed you how to build a miniature catapult out of popsicle sticks and rubber bands. This catapult worked by storing elastic potential ...

Washington Township — What happens when you tape Popsicle sticks, rubber bands, straws and a plastic spoon together? You can launch marshmallows! That’s what sixth-graders at Powell Middle ...

Catapult Design Challenge Season 1 Episode 2 | 1m 5s Explore simple machines and create a catapult using these simple materials: popsicle sticks, marshmallows, spoon, and rubber bands.