126. Last year we asked you to put wings on something that absolutely should not fly and prove that it can. One team (Team Schnitzeljaeger) made a pizza box fly. For this year, make a pizza fly (sans box). You may not throw it in the air, drop it, or fling it. It must attain flight through some mechanical means. Just the pizza. Not the box. The pizza must fly from near ground level to at least 50’ high and must travel horizontally at least 100 feet by any means. Must be edible and consumed after it lands.

Item 126:  Last year we asked you to put wings on something that absolutely should not fly and prove that it can. One team (Team Schnitzeljaeger) made a pizza box fly. For this year, make a pizza fly (sans box). You may not throw it in the air, drop it, or fling it. It must attain flight through some mechanical means. Just the pizza. Not the box. The pizza must fly from near ground level to at least 50’ high and must travel horizontally at least 100 feet by any means. Must be edible and consumed after it lands.

This was my first acrylics to paper painting, was quite fun to make!

Item 126: On a desolate, dusty prairie, a ranch hand rescues the local school marm from a runaway horse. Create a drawing of Misha & the Queen of England in the Wild West. (You pick who plays the school marm and who plays the ranch hand.)

Touch a piece of the Moon. A real piece of the actual Moon. Touch it (but no licking allowed)! You must provide proof that this is actual moon rock or points will be docked

126. [VIDEO] Humankind has been watching the movements of the planets and their satellites for centuries, so we know how this fascinating choreography goes. With people dressed as the planets (and satellites such as the moon) recreate the dance of the planets using any dance style you feel appropriate. Make sure to give each other plenty of “space!” - Edina E.

126.  Touch a piece of the Moon. A real piece of the actual Moon. Touch it (but no licking allowed)! You must provide proof that this is actual moon rock or points will be docked - Dave L.

126. The littlest kids in your neighborhood miss group story time. Project a children’s book on a large wall, your garage, a sheet, or another large surface for long-distance viewing and, using a bullhorn, read aloud to the neighborhood kids from afar.