My son has a school project to figure out a way to throw a raw egg farther with out it breaking. What would yo
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wrap it in bubble wrap then in card board throw as close to 45 degrees and it will go the furthest
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use a parashute and a cup full of torn paper for cushing make sure that the egg is secure in the cup so it doesnt fall out when it lands
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I did this once. It's a bit of a challenge, but works VERY well. Build a "hexagonal" cage around the egg using drinking straws. Try to use smaller straws (girth) as building is much easier. Using hot glue, have the straws criss-cross in such a way to cradle the egg. You should wind up with something almost spherical.
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over medium with toast....i dip the toast in the yolk.....yum......and then make an egg sandwich with the rest
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try offering food in fun shapes.  I used to use cookie cutter to shape sandwiches into stars, bear, etc to get one of my boys to eat.\n\nanother idea is to make it a game.  I had the boys pretend to be dinosaurs and then we had to eat the tree tops (broccoli) and berries.
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Here's a site with alot of different ideas and difficulty levels with instructions.  Maybe you can find something here.\n\nOr you can tell us more about what you are wanting to do and what you like and we might be more helpful on here.\n\nhttp://www.all-science-fair-projects.com/
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A raw egg has protein and is good for building muscles.
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I made one in 11th grade that filled a cat dish with food....in fact, I eventually rigged it so my cat could rub into the lever that would set the whole thing in motion.\n\nOther ideas:\n- ring a door bell\n- drop a new pencil on a table\n- turn off a light switch\n- fill a glass with a bottle of water
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Are you do this project for yourself or one of your children? Go to your nearest "Craft Store" - there you will find all that you need, including the hundreds of "Popsicle sticks" you will need. Good Luck, and if I am correct and your doing this for your child, you need to speak to the teacher, this assignment is far to difficult for a Grade 3 student. The teacher should have started with a "hot plate holder" first! Have fun Mom!
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Put the egg in the middle of a 1 foot square styrene block. \nFit the egg with a parachute. \nput it in strong bottle filled with water before dropping it.
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Just watched Mythbusters do exactly this.\n\nIf you dismiss Jamie's rule-bending by lowering it with string, Adam managed it by making a cone out of paper, weighting the point and putting the egg between two inflated rubber gloves.\n\nThe nose crumpled dissipating the energy with the gloves cushioning the egg when it fell sideways.\n\nAny variation on this theme would work.\n\nEnjoy.
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tie a piece of string round the egg, and then measure the string
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you could make confetti eggs and have the kids bust them over each others heads and everytime one gets busted, you ask how many are left and you can add eggs and ask them how many there are now. I think they'd have a lot of fun with it. Or you can use jelly beans as add and subtract with each individual tray. Tina
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I would wrap the egg in your 1 foot of bubble wrap trying to get an even thickness of bubble wrap on every side of the egg.  Then I'd make a big parachute out of black trash bags and tape.
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crush it and put it in water
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you need a parachute to slow down the egg.  wrap the egg in some kinda of foam, secure it with some tape.  attach the parachute to the rest and drop!
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Okay,this information is real!The egg's shell will be partially dissolved and it soon be very soft.Try this to a bone,(any bone recommended chicken bone) and you will get the same results.(It will be so soft that you can tie it into a knot!)