Third graders put their skills to work in fun, engaging team-building activity

Students in Corrine Vertescher’s third grade class at EJR engaged in a very cool team building activity.

Three students sit at three desks. They are all holding strings to move the cups into position.

Each team of three was tasked with stacking their cups in a pyramid form. But there was a catch – they could only use string and a rubber band. Their hands were not allowed to touch the cups!

Three third grade students stand around desks. One has five plastic cups on it. The girls are holding string attached to the cups.

Three Young students use strings to stack red plastic cups on a desk.

Three third-grade students sit on the floor with a pyramid of red cups. They are using strings to move the cups into place.

It took planning, cooperation, engineering skills and patience!

Three third-grade students hold their arms up in victory as they stand by their pyramid of red cups stacked on a desk.

Three third-grade students hold their arms up victorious as their six cups are stacked in a pyramid on a desk.

All teams were successful! They worked through some interesting challenges along the way but they figured it out.

Three students raise their hands in victory showing their six plastic cups stacked on the desk. They are all wearing masks.

Two third-grade students hold their hands up in victory while one girl off to the left has her hands over her mouth in surprise as their six red cups stand in a pyramid on the desk.

Way to go kids – great teamwork! Three students sit on the floor with their six red cups in a pyramid. One of the students on the right holds her arms open wide. All are wearing masks.

Three students stand around a dsk with six red cups stacked in a pyramid. One boy pulled his mask down to smile. A girl and another boy stand next to the desk, the boy with his arm up in victory.

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Third graders put their skills to work in fun, engaging team-building activity