TEST & IMPROVE: MAKING TALL & STRONG RECYCLED TOWERS
A world full of trash where lots of things that could be reused end up in landfills such as metals, cans, plastics, paper, and glass. Explore the concept of recycled towers, buildings, and materials. Join today's project goal to build a tower using recycled materials like newspaper, plastic bottles, and cans. Test your tower's strength against wind and earthquakes. Embrace sustainability and creativity in constructing eco-friendly structures that promote recycling and sustainability.
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Recycled Towers
A World Full of Trash Lots of things that could be reused end up in landfills Metals Cans Plastics Paper Glass
Todays Project Goal: Build a tower using recycled materials Materials: Newspaper, plastic bottles, yogurt cups, cans, string, tape and scissors Requirements: Tower must be 3 feet tall and be able to hold a tennis ball on the top. Tower must be built on a cardboard base. Test: Tower should be built to survive a wind and earthquake test!
