Paper Cups? No Way!
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In this lesson, your students will learn about weight distribution and how small fragile objects can be used to hold a lot of weight. They may learn a little balance in the mix as well! It is a fun and easy way to engage students and to allow them to safely experiment on their own.
MATERIALS
- Flat piece of cardboard (big enough to stand on)
- 12 paper cups
