We're redesigned the internet's favorite, and yet oh so lame, popsicle stick and spoon catapult. Grab your glue gun and check this out! Fires a mini marshmallow 20feet!

Mix play with STEM learning by building this easy to craft popsicle stick catapult! All you need are craft sticks, rubber bands and a spoon.

Recently the kids and I made popsicle stick catapults from Asia Citro’s newest book, The Curious Kid’s Science Book. The craft stick catapults were super fun and a great learning experience for both my preschooler and 2nd grader! And, after reading through The Curious Kid’s Science Book, we’ve got many more science activities we can’t...

The popsicle stick catapult is a great way to introduce your younger students to the magic of science or to get your older ones to investigate various ...

12 Popsicle sticks, a rubber band, a plastic spoon and some hot glue. Assignment: design a catapult capable of lobbing mini marshmallows into your neighbor's…

LESSON 45 The Gift of the Atonement (Easter) To help the children understand that through the Atonement of Jesus Christ, each of us may receive the gifts of immortality and eternal life. Preparatio…

This classic catapult combines active learning with loads of fun, and it’s made with just 3 things: popsicle sticks, rubber bands, and a spoon.

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Kids love to build things. Kids love to fling things. Make this simple craft stick catapult and it is sure to be an instant hit with any child!

Love Angry Birds? Find out how to make a spoon catapult and fling angry birds to explore fun physics concepts.