Cobblestone American History and Current Events for Kids and Children

JUST BUILD IT

Here are some hands-on activities to understand the ways a few basic bridges work.

PUSH AND PULL

You Need

4 craft sticks

2 hardcover books that are the same thickness glue stick or bottle of glue

1. Put the 2 books cover side down about 4 inches apart on a flat surface. Rest

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