Students poured into Sweeney Hall Auditorium laden with bridges created from nothing more than popsicle sticks, hot glue, and ...

One group constructed bridges using glue and popsicle sticks, racing against the clock to test their designs for strength by supporting the weight of a toy fire truck. Meanwhile, the second group ...

Students in Joseph Creager’s project-based learning class at High School recently studied, designed and built bridges from ...

Participants designed their bridges at home using a maximum of 100 popsicle sticks and white school glue, then brought them ...

He’s using an Arduino UNO (R3) with 2 Hitec HS-311 hobby servos, some popsicle sticks, hot glue, a paper towel roll, and a bit of plywood. He wrote the code to solve the cube himself ...

Now, let’s compare the strength of your glue with store-bought glue. Use the glue you made to stick together two Popsicle sticks. Place them so that only one inch (2.5 cm) of the sticks overlap each ...

Anatol Rodgers High School has reclaimed its title as ‘Build-A-Bridge Challenge Champion’ after defeating senior high school ...

There are lots of things you can make out of popsicle ... glue you prefer, or use a glue gun. Steps 1-2: Measure, and using either the floral wire cutters or craft scissors, cut your wooden craft ...