NBS ACTIVITY SHEETS - WEEK 4

Last week, you had to draw a rugby stadium, this weekyou’re going to build one!

Using different items you have at home, have a go at building a 3D rugby Using different items you have at home, have a go at building a 3D rugby stadium. You could use things like old toilet roll tubes, cardboard boxes, empty tins or old bits of fabric, anything around the house! If you have any Lego, that could also be used! You may also need to use some

scissors, glue and sellotape (make sure you ask an adult before you use the scissors!)

Have a think about the design of your stadium before you staHave a think about the design of your stadium before you start building. What materials do you have available that you can use? How big will

your stadium be? After you’ve finished building your stadium, can you use a ruler or measuring tape to work out the perimeter of the stadium?

Can you calculate its area? Now have a think about the materials used when a real rugby stadium is Now have a think about the materials used when a real rugby stadium is built, like Mattioli Woods Welford Road. What are the different parts of the stadium made of? Why have they chosen to use those materials? We would love to see a picture of the stadium you have created! So please post any images you may have of your masterpiece on Twitter; Tagging both Leicester Tigers and Nottingham Building Society, with a chance to win a gift courtesy of The Nottingham Building Society!

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