The ONLY spaghetti connection system!
Use PasTEX Connectorz to connect pieces of spaghetti together to create an unlimited number of amazing creations.
Check out our latest project. Learn basic construction principles by building this really simple spaghetti house. Super fun? Yes! Three Little Pig approved? Uh... Nope!🐷🐷🐷 + 🍝=🐺!!!
Check it out at https://t.co/rqQaqKBdzo
Get your #STEM on!
Hey spaghetti builders! The Dallas Markets is sponsoring a spaghetti building #contest. Show them your best PasTEX spaghetti model and maybe bring home some cheddar!💰 Check it out below. Good luck, and happy #STEM#building.
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When building, creating an assembly line is a great way to improve efficiency and reduce mistakes. It's also really satisfying to see what patterns evolve along the way. These are some spaghetti baskets we're building. Stay tuned to see what they are for. Happy #STEM'ing!
@mollistan@DrJoeHanson Unfortunately for the animals it's much less expensive to build a bridge to support them than one to support trains and automobiles.
Here's a great way to introduce young builders to 2D and 3D shapes with PasTEX and spaghetti. So simple and so much fun. Happy #STEM'ing!
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Speaking of #polyhedra, take a look at this. What a great way to illustrate the use of polygons (triangles🔼 and squares⏹️ in this case) to create 3 dimensional shapes⚽. We could watch these for days. Thanks @jcponcemath!
@i_heart_science@SAMLabs Great work! Excellent use of diagonal bracing. Did you have a discussion with your students about the importance of bracing? I love the #spaghettimarshmallowchallenge, but too often the teaching of this critical structural component is left out. Well done! 👏
We're very excited to announce our free Halloween papercraft this year:
🐈⬛The black CAT-a-pult!🐈⬛
We've got treats in the form of Instructables swag for folks that make a CAT-a-pult and share it with us! 🎃
Download your CAT-a-pult:
https://t.co/r15sbTkDQc
#HalloweenCatapult
Check out this super simple way to cut a bunch of equal length spaghetti pieces. This is so useful when creating polygons and #polyhedra, or towers and bridges. Give it a try yourself. Happy #STEM'ing!