Bridges are fascinating structures that can be found all over the world. Naturally, they also exist in the immediate surroundings of students, providing a relatable topic for the classroom. What purpose do bridges serve? How is a bridge made stable? What materials were used in bridge construction then and now? Students will explore these and other exciting questions at 16 diverse stations. They will learn that there are many different types of bridges and discover their unique features. Through hands-on experiments, the children will create their own bridge models. A concluding quiz rounds off the material. Inspire your students' enthusiasm for experimenting with bridges with this learning workshop.