As shown in the following video, your goal is to build the tallest possible tower using only paper and tape, but the tower must also support a can of food at the top. You can use this project to explore …

Apr 21, 2025 · In this challenge, kids will compete to build the tallest free-standing paper tower possible using limited materials. It encourages critical thinking, creativity, and teamwork while reinforcing key …

Can you build a tower out of just paper and tape? How tall will it be? Can it support a can of food?

To Think About: First, plan out what you need your structure to have. It doesn’t matter how tall the structure is if it can’t support its own weight. Think of some famous towers and structures and try to …

Paper Tower Challenge Challenge Using only 20 pieces of paper build the tallest tower possible. Materials • No more than 20 pieces of 8.5” x 11” paper (standard printer paper size).

The aim of the challenge is to build the tallest tower possible using newspapers and paper clips. The tower must be free standing (i.e. not attached to the floor, a chair, the wall or a group member!) and …

This is the second tallest structure in the world and is expected to be completed this year, 2023. This structure will have offices, housing properties, observation decks, shopping complex, and hotels.

I used this resource as a first day of school activity for my 6-8 grade science classes and students had a great time working in teams of two to see who could build the highest tower. The activity uses limited …

Lesson 1: Tallest Tower Challenge Lesson Overview: This lesson will challenge students to think out of the box and design their own paper tower with their group. It focuses on the...

Jan 5, 2024 · Use the stack of paper sticks and the roll of masking tape to make the tallest free-standing tower possible. Roll more paper sticks as necessary to make your tower taller.