Senior Infants science · F.5 · Engineering
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A wide and strong base helps a structure hold more blocks without falling.
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Zoe and Ravi are curious. Which bridge holds more toy cars without breaking?
- The one made of string
- The one with flat supports (right)
- The one with tall towers
Zoe and Felix are curious. Which bridge holds more toy cars without breaking?
- The one that has no supports
- The one with flat supports (right)
- The one made of string
In science class, Ana asks: Which bridge can carry more toy cars without breaking?
- The one with the most wheels
- The one that stays flat and straight (right)
- The longest bridge
Tip: A wide and strong base helps a structure hold more blocks without falling.
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