How to do a bridge

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by Elise WilsonFixing your bridge will do much more than improving your bridge shape: bases with restricted movement in the shoulders and thoracic spine will see improvements in their extended stunts and less pain through their lower back. Flyers will be able to pull back lines (scorpions, scales, arabesques) with less restriction. Tumbler technique will improve through roundoffs, front and back handsprings and walkovers. When we say bridge, i’m of course referring to the ‘back bend’…

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34K views · 568 reactions | Have you tried our viral tape bridge activity yet? If not, this is your sign! 

All you need is painters tape, craft sticks, and little figures to balance. It’s the cutest and most engaging STEM challenge for preschoolers and elementary school kids. It works on concentration, critical thinking skills, motor skills, and more. 

You can leave it open-ended or give your child a more specific challenge like: 

✨How many bears can you fit on one craft stick? 
✨Make a bridge to balance all the bears using the least amount of sticks as possible. 
✨What other items can you find around the house that you can balance? 
✨ Where else do you think you could create this tape bridge? 

Save this to try and come back for more STEM activity ideas!❤️ | Brittany Bacharach | gnarly Little Figures, Science Week, Stem Challenge, Stem Activity, Craft Sticks, Stem Challenges, Language Activities, Critical Thinking Skills, Activity Ideas

Have you tried our viral tape bridge activity yet? If not, this is your sign! All you need is painters tape, craft sticks, and little figures to balance. It’s the cutest and most engaging STEM...

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