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Course to see if the cart will protect the egg.jillyco7. Cereal egg dropAnother lesson in how energy gets absorbed. Place an egg in a can, and surround the can with a soft cereal, like puffed rice.Try it: Cereal Egg Drop8. Dodecahedron egg dropCreate a dodecahedron out of straws, place an egg in the middle, and drop it. Will the straw structure protect the egg enough for it not to break? Bonus: Students learn about geometry and dodecahedrons.Try it: Straw Dodecahedron Egg DropEducational Insights9. Styrofoam cup egg dropUse Styrofoam cups to create a stack around the egg. Place a heavy rock in the bottom of the first cup (the rock should be heavier than the egg). Then, put six more cups on top, put the egg into the seventh cup, and cover the stack with the eighth. Tape the stack together and drop.Try it: Styrofoam Egg Drop10. Rubber band suspension egg dropSuspend an egg using rubber bands and pantyhose for protection. Will the egg bounce and wiggle or crack on impact?iGame Mom11. Paper straws egg dropSometimes having limited materials brings out students’ creativity. Give students nothing but an egg, paper, and scissors, and see what they can come up with.Try it: Paper Egg Drop12. Pringles can egg dropA Pringles can is the perfect size and shape to protect an egg. Use cushioning and pencils to hold the egg in place.Green Kid Crafts13. Sponge egg dropCut a hole in the middle of a sponge and fit the egg into the hole. Then, use straws and tape to secure the egg and see if the sponge will soften the blow.Try it: Sponge Egg DropThere’s Just One Mommy14. Paper bag parachuteLooking for more ideas that incorporate parachutes in your egg drop challenge? Place the egg in a red Solo cup with some cushioning (shredded paper, cotton). Then, attach a plastic bag to the cup and launch it in a place where the wind can catch the bag.Try it: Plastic Bag Parachute Egg Drop15. Toilet paper and duct tape egg dropTuck an egg into a roll of toilet paper, pack with cotton balls, and cover with duct tape. You could use this strategy to drop the egg, or roll it down an obstacle course.16. Oobleck-wrapped egg challengeFor a multi-step approach, make Oobleck and cover the egg in Oobleck. Then, put the egg in a cup that includes a soft packing material (mini-marshmallows, cotton balls). Cover

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The top with plastic wrap or tape and get ready to drop.Cool Science Dad17. Ship egg dropGive students a collection of materials like Popsicle sticks, straws, rubber bands, pipe cleaners, yarn, cotton balls, and sandwich bags. Then challenge them to make ships to protect their eggs.Try it: Ship Egg Drop STEAM Powered Family18. Pool noodle egg dropWhat can’t you do with pool noodles? Cut pool noodles into parts and use duct tape, rubber bands, and other materials to create soft, spongy pods for eggs.Try it: Pool Noodle Egg DropScience Struck19. Toilet paper roll egg dropUse toilet paper rolls as pillars to support and protect an egg, then use a sponge and rubber bands to hold it together. The big question with this egg drop is whether it will float down or crash.Try it: Toilet Paper Egg Drop20. Water bag egg dropWhat happens if you put eggs in a bag full of water? Have students hypothesize whether the eggs will break based on how much water is in the bag.Try it: Water Bag Egg DropLiving Digitally21. Reinforcement egg dropTalk about what it means to reinforce an object, then provide students with different ways to reinforce an egg in boxes or jars (or jars in boxes).Try it: Reinforcement Egg DropMomtastic22. Floam-covered eggCover an egg in floam and see if it provides enough cushioning to break the fall. If you don’t have floam, you can also try kinetic sand, play dough, or anything that will cover the egg and absorb the impact.Try it: Floam Egg DropMomtastic23. Peanut butter jar egg dropTuck an egg in a peanut butter jar, pack it with tissues, and secure it in a box. Then see if that protects the egg from cracking when dropped. Try it: Peanut Butter Jar Egg Drop24. Balloon bomb egg dropSurround the egg in balloons filled with beads to provide a softer landing.The Caffeinated Homeschoolista25. Another balloon bombHollow out a floral foam disc and tuck the egg inside. Then, add balloons to soften the landing.Try it: Balloon Bomb Egg DropGriffin Museum of Science and Industry26. Bungee egg dropThis activity isn’t an egg drop, per se. Students use rubber bands to create a bungee jump for an egg and predict how many rubbers bands they will need for the egg to drop a certain length (maybe 6 feet). For students who are well versed in the egg drop, this is a fun spin on the