Loop a rubber band through itself around the middle, exposed part of the wooden skewer (where you cut out a notch in the cardboard and straw). Tape the rubber band to the skewer to prevent it from ...

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Cut drinking straw according to the gaps between the craft sticks at the bottom, ... The rubber band powered car is ready, but to give the wheels some grip, tie small rubber bands, ...

Place the last straw piece next to Straw 3, on top of the rubber band. This is Straw 4. Straw 1 and Straw 4 should be closest to the ends of the craft stick, whereas Straws 2 and 3 should be in ...

With a straw and a pair of scissors, hubs are to be cut out and glued in place to support the axle when it's mounted. On top of the cubes, more popsicle sticks are placed, mirroring the frame ...

DENVER (KDVR) — If you are looking for an activity to help keep your kids busy and learning at home, you can try this simple science experiment: how to make a barometer. This classic science … ...

Remove your pencil and replace it with a straw. This rocket will be powered by your breath! ... Tie about a 27.5" (70 cm) ...

Rubber band; Rubber cement; Drinking straw; Scissors; Graph paper; Marking pens; What to do: Flatten one end of the drinking straw with your fingers, making about 1 inch of the straw flat.