Marshmallow structures

This hands-on activity to explore pyramids turned into a wonderful exploration of geometric structures.

Marshmallow-Toothpick Structures: Marshmallow-Toothpick Structures . They may not be K'Nex but they are still a "rod and connector set" of sorts! All kinds of fun can be had with marshmallows and toothpicks! And you can even eat the connectors - Can't say that of K'Nex! So let your …

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Cocktail sticks and a pack of stale mini marshmallows are perfect supplies for some 3D marshmallow geometry. We started out with simple shapes. I wanted to make a fractal tetrahedron like these, bu…

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This is one of my favorite inexpensive and creative activities for kids of all ages! Marshmallow Sculptures Supplies: Marshmallows Toothpicks 1) I recommend using slightly stale marshmallows for the easiest building experiences. 2) To do this activity, simply set out toothpicks and marshmallows and let your child build! The sky is really the limit. Allcontinue Reading...

The spaghetti tower. Made with pasta sticks and marshmallows, the challenge is to make as tall a tower as possible that won't fall over!

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Let's just say that day two of year two was amazing! The $2.95 I spent on supplies for the marshmallow challenge activity was money well-spent! I