Arlo Builds a Safe Home for Ladybugs
Arlo designs an open garden shelter that gives ladybugs shade without trapping them.
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Arlo designs an open garden shelter that gives ladybugs shade without trapping them.
Maya experiments with sail size and wheel alignment to move a toy parade float with wind.
Kai finds and repairs a loose wheel on a pretend dragon's delivery cart using a simple spacer.
Lina combines flat paper shapes into a sturdy lantern shade for a cool battery light.
Omar balances a two-line kite and adjusts its tail so it can turn without spinning out of control.
Sofia compares shade and simple insulating wraps to slow an ice castle's melting during an outdoor display.
Jun rearranges cargo so a foil boat floats level and carries supplies across a water tray.
Bella creates a gentle gravity chute that sends books from a return box to a low sorting basket.
Noah builds and places a simple rain gauge so he can compare rainfall over several days.
Ivy tests flat, folded, and arched paper bridges to discover how shape changes strength.
Sami shapes a gentle channel that carries water to garden seedlings without washing away their soil.
Emma uses observation and a repeating pattern to program gentle garden lights inspired by fireflies.
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