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Tri-County Reporter newspapers used in Springtown Legends Museum experiment

Tri-County Reporter newspapers used in Springtown Legends Museum experiment
Springtown Legends Museum usedTri-County Reporter newspapers to create a stool strong enough to hold a person. JOLEE SKINNER | TRICOUINTY REPORTER

SPRINGTOWN — The City of Springtown Legends Museum held its “Spring into STEM” experiment last Friday, Feb. 28, using Tri-County Reporter newspapers. Springtown Museum Coordinator Amy Hedges created the experiment as an engineering project to turn newspapers into a stool strong enough to hold the weight of a person using nothing else but tape. Hedges asked the kids to bring in a design sketch of their ideas.

The kids try out their successful engineering project.

Hedges teaches kids how to use tape to connect the newspapers together and build a structure stable enough to hold the weight of a person.

The kids also used the newspapers as telescopes.

Springtown Museum Coordinator Amy Hedges explains how to create a stool using newspapers to the kids.

The kids also used the newspapers as telescopes.


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