Drawbridge diy

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Are you learning about knights and castles? Here's how to make a cardboard castle for a homeschooling project so you can give your nobles and their knights a home. In addition to construction tips, you will find information on how different parts of a castle functioned, as well as why castles finally ceased to be built.

Here is the latest update on our 3rd grade castles! My previous post on these told you how I had one class paint their castles...you can see from the photos below the different technique I had the other class use...sponges. I think I like this technique better than the first! For our last class, we spent time making our draw bridges work. I supplied yarn, paper clips, hole punches, wooden dowels and toilet paper rolls, upon request. I did not demonstrate how to make these work to students…

This amazing drawbridge challenge was inspired by a real-life event! My husband and I were vacationing in South Carolina and drove out to visit an island. As we started across a bridge we were suddenly stopped and then watched as the bridge swung open. It was a drawbridge! Instead of opening in the center,

Medieval castles were key places during battles and often subject to sieges, so drawbridges were a defensive feature. These hinged bridges, which often spanned moats or ditches, could be drawn closed with ropes or chains to keep out enemies.

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