Rollercoaster project

Registration has begun for our second Science is Everywhere program! This month we'll be doing Paper Roller Coasters! Can you build a roller coaster for a marble using only paper? Will it hold? There's only one way to find out! Come give it a try on Thursday, January 17th at 3:30 p.m.! Kids in grades 3-5 can participate in this program where they'll work together to design a roller coaster using only paper and tape! They'll be learning about physics and engineering, while also having an…

Wooden Roller Coaster Model (Engels/English): Deze Instructable is in het Engels. Voor de Nederlandse versie, klik hier goo.gl/zz6BA This Instructable is in English. For the Dutch instructables please click here: goo.gl/zz6BA For our physics project, we (Denise and Frank) built a wooden roll…

Marble rollercoaster

Here’s a fun homemade toy that you can put together from stuff around the house – a spiral marble track! Drop marbles at the top and watch them spin around the spiral track of paper plates until they get to the bottom. It’s very relaxing to watch. It’s no secret that we love marble runs […]

Try out this stem challenge: Make a DIY paper roller coaster using our template or even better, create your own.

Through team building and real-life application, St. Mark's middle school science teacher Galen Bruno challenged eighth grade students to design and build model roller coasters.

This post is in partnership with Paramount Pictures.

Do you love roller coasters? Once upon a time I would stand and wait on my family until the ride was over. I even let my husband take our four-year-old on the Georgia Cyclone without me. Then one day, I decided to try a coaster and actually keep my eyes open and IT WAS FUN!

--> Hi guys! How are you doing so far? Me, I'm definitely fine and so excited to share another DIY I had. This DIY project I'm talki...