Paper Roller Coaster Supports

[@lydialilly31]

how wide is the strip of paper before folding it. just a ball park measurement. or does it matter?

[@t.j.petronzio9853]

Lydia Lilly I cut the full sheets of paper into thirds, lengthwise.

[@saladsalad]

thank u bro i found only you showing a tutorial......

[@angelicarangel925]

What grade do you teach?

[@t.j.petronzio9853]

Angelica Rangel I teach 7th grade science, but I have taught 6-9.

[@t.j.petronzio9853]

I teach 7th grade, but I have done this project with 6th and 8th graders as well.

[@ruderary4867]

thank you. this is way better then buying those $20-$30 sets for templates. its kinda ridiculous...

[@shawnlutz8419]

Do you have 2 channels?

[@boblincoln8765]

How wide is the paper

[@cheskaarana121]

It depends on u but make sure the others are the same to make it look nicer

[@t.j.petronzio9853]

bob lincoln I cut the full sheet of card stock (8.5"x11") into thirds.

[@user-sw9bs8mp3f]

I think it’s pretty wide

[@HelloJerryy]

This was very helpful

[@jmapuntar890]

nice

[@itsddiego]

Jm Apuntar eat a dog

[@brookesoftball3678]

how long

[@t.j.petronzio9853]

Brooklyn Farris the strips are 11" long because that's the length of the paper, but you can easily cut the supports to make them shorter or combine them by inserting one end into another as shown in the video to make them longer.

[@itsddiego]

Can u give me a 1 sentence summary about it.

[@cleviezz1083]

Hello

[@asmaqaiser3347]

So bad the camera is so blur

[@jmapuntar890]

nice

[@user-sw9bs8mp3f]

binkle