Put two shoeboxes 15cm apart. Make a 'bridge' from a flat piece of plasticine and use it to span the gap between the shoeboxes. Count how many wooden bricks you can pile on the bridge before it starts to sag.
Then rebuild your 'bridge' but this time put arches of corrugated cardboard underneath the plasticine. See how many wooden bricks you can pile on the bridge until it starts to sag.
How Many Eggs Do You Eat A Day?
Eggs are very useful. They are in lots of the food you eat - biscuits and cakes and sometimes pies and sweets. Draw a picture of each type of food you eat in one day. Colour the food yellow if it had egg in it.
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Click on these buttons, wait for the picture to appear in the new window, then press the print button. When it has finished printing close the window.
