The Toy-Park Bridge Challenge
Help Anaya and Kabir build a paper bridge for their toy bus. Make a plan, try it, check what happens and improve one idea at a time.
Practise: Plan, try, check & improve a design
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Bridge Plan Lab
Plan a tabletop paper bridge, describe a test, and improve one idea.
पुल की योजना बनाओ
CREATIVE ACTIVITY
A small challenge to try
Use the prompts to make or explain your own idea.
Start here: With a grown-up, use one sheet of paper, two stable equal-height blocks and a light toy on a clear table. Keep the gap short. A sketch or spoken plan is enough; an adult can write it.
बड़े के साथ खाली मेज़ पर कागज़, समान ऊँचाई के दो स्थिर ब्लॉक और हल्का खिलौना लो। दूरी छोटी रखो। चित्र या बोलकर योजना बनाना भी काफी है; बड़े लिख सकते हैं।
Ideas to explore
- What must your paper bridge do? Describe or sketch your first plan.
- How would you check it with the same light toy? Tell what happened, or predict what you could test.
- What one change would you try next? Explain what you would keep the same to compare it.
Say it together
I planned, tried and checked. I can improve one part.
मैंने योजना बनाई, आज़माया और जाँचा। मैं एक हिस्सा सुधार सकता/सकती हूँ।
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