DURYEA — The third, fourth, and fifth-grade students of Holy Rosary School recently collaborated in teams to create engineering projects as part of the school-wide STREAM education program.

Third-graders worked in teams to build towers using cups and popsicle sticks. Fourth and fifth-graders used newspaper and tape to create a structure that could hold the weight of a basketball.

Isabella DeQuevedo, Zachary Connors, Jonathon Fitzmaurice and Mia Ferranti use only newspaper and tape to create a structure that can hold the weight of a basketball.
https://www.psdispatch.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/web1_stream-4-2.jpgIsabella DeQuevedo, Zachary Connors, Jonathon Fitzmaurice and Mia Ferranti use only newspaper and tape to create a structure that can hold the weight of a basketball. Submitted photo

They did it! Chase Sciandra, Braylin Scheland, Kaitlyn Talipan and Lily Rupprecht proudly display their engineering creation.
https://www.psdispatch.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/web1_Stream-4-.jpgThey did it! Chase Sciandra, Braylin Scheland, Kaitlyn Talipan and Lily Rupprecht proudly display their engineering creation. Submitted photo

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https://www.psdispatch.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/web1_steam-3-2.jpgC.J. Stevenson, Lilly Sammon, Hannah Cooley and Ava Policare put their engineering skills to work. Submitted photo

Jack Quinn, Marco Agolino and Haley Karboski enjoy working as a team to create their very own structure.
https://www.psdispatch.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/web1_Stream-3-.jpgJack Quinn, Marco Agolino and Haley Karboski enjoy working as a team to create their very own structure. Submitted photo

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