Tin Foil Pop-Pop Boat: This is a fun project to make with your little kids during your stay-at-home time! It's simple to create, and uses a very simple form of propulsion, a flame! It can easily be built in forty minutes or so, and is so enjoyable to watch in the bathtub.…

I have been trying to limit my kids' screen time lately, and our most recent review from Tied 2 Teaching has been a perfect hands-on solution for our homeschool. We were given access to the complete STEM Activities, Full Year of Challenges with Close Reading package, which is zip file with a series of PDF files. This product combines their 12 individual monthly products and includes over 70 different activities total. One of our favorite STEM activities that we completed during the review…

Try this STEM Activity Challenge at home or in the classroom!! In this activity students will work in groups to design and build a small boat from aluminum foil. They will then see how many pennies it can hold before it sinks. The goal is for each student to work with their group to build and modify their boat to hold as many pennies as possible. Materials (per group, 3-4 students): 2 aluminum foil squares that are 15cm by 15cm (1 square will be in case they make a mistake or want to…

Make aluminum foil boats and experiment to see how much weight hulls of different volumes can hold before sinking.

Let's Explore the process of crafting an aluminum foil boat using a tissue box as its sturdy base! A great summer time activity

The aluminum foil boat challenge also known as the penny boat challenge is a fun STEM lesson for kids of all ages. This is an easy and fun science experiment that can be done at home or in a classroom. The object of the penny boat challenge is simple, your child will design and build a boat from aluminum foil and see how many pennies it can hold before it sinks.

These simple boat themed STEM challenges are easy, fun and great for all ages. The challenges work brilliantly for older children who can use them to

Work on counting money then dip into science with a tin foil boat float or sink experiment, also known as the Penny Boat Challenge.

While I don’t usually bring activities along on vacation with us, I knew a classic tin foil boat float would be an awesome way for Miss G and I to spend one of Sam’s nap times {not to mention that it’s a pretty perfect fit given the fact that we’re staying directly across from the…

Are you ready for a challenge? We are calling all hands to build a tin foil boat that can carry as much cargo as possible.