Junior Engineers Club, age 11 of NH wrote:
We noticed that a curved pyramid base seemed to hold a higher tower. When we stacked cups top to top and bottom to bottom we were able to get the tower higher. With 50 cups we built as high at 34. 5 inches.

Adeline, age 7 of Honey Brook, PA wrote:
I biulded it wrong and it all fell.

Anna, age 10 of Ingleside, ON wrote:
First I did three cups. then I did 6. then I did nine. then I did 12, and the whole thing toppled over!

Olivia, age 8 of Stoney Creek, ON wrote:
When it became tall it was shaking. I thought it was going to fall! When I put the last cup on it fell. I tried it again. Once again it fell. I did not bother any more.

Brianna, age 12 of Cincinnati, OH wrote:
it was grate. it was 6 feet high.

Kylie, age 9 of Fitchburg, MA wrote:
It fell over when put the 10th cup on. The cups went everywhere. It was cool.

Henry, age 6 of Washington, DC wrote:
WOW! I tried to make a really big tower! it didn't work though. it was so fun! WOW! I went to the store with mama and we got the cups and then I went home and made the tower while listening to soulja boy!

Gralby, age 8 of Oklahoma City, OK wrote:
WOW! It was so fun! I did it outside and WE had ball. I was fun I loved the cups, and they were so colorfuL! I used 30 cups, but my mean older brother nocked it all over! It was fun anyway!

Jonathan, age 13 of Los Angeles, CA wrote:
It colapse because it was windy on my house but we did more than half and it was fun...

Marie, age 7 of Boston, MA wrote:
it big and it goes all the way up to my sealling.

Carryl, age 5 of Evans, GA wrote:
you put 12 cups or 20 or 30 cupses thats how to do it

Lauren, age 13 of Staten Island, NY wrote:
I used a package of 400 cups. I did it outside. Eventually. I needed a ladder to reach the top. I kept adding more on the sides and to each level so I could make it taller. When I finally couldn't reach, I found that I had used almost the whole package!

Desteney, age 14 of NH wrote:
the cup tower wuz so big but my cusin screemed wihel I wuz puting the last cup it moved and it fell on the fllor

Malique, age 11 of Fall River, MA wrote:
I did it with twenty cups.

Mckenzie, age 9 of Westplains, MO wrote:
I glued it then it fell down.

Nichole, age 11 of Far Rockaway wrote:
what I did was trying to putb the cups up in a tower with out falling and it work you should try it bye. and thank you

Destini, age 6 of Grants Pass wrote:
it fell down

David of Placerville, CA wrote:
it tecnicly fell down

Malique, age 10 of Fall River, MA wrote:
I tried it with different cups.

Theresa, age 11 of Browning, MT wrote:
I had 100 cup's when I got 2 my last one they all fell down. Then I kept doing it over & over tell I got it on the 5th time I had it!

Tess, age 8 of Brooks, AB wrote:
I used at least ninty or more cups! I challenge you to make a castle using 100 cups and your hands. Good Luck!

Sara, age 8 of Paris wrote:
When I was puting a cup on my cup tower. Some of the tower fell. Also, it was 1f and 21in tall! ps. it was fun!

Kailea, age 9 of Table Grove, IL wrote:
I got up to 10 and than it callapsed.

Selina, age 12 of Waikoloa, HI wrote:
My little sister Haena built a plastic Dixie cup tower and was as tall as she was. And she is 4'6.

Tess, age 8 of Brooks, AB wrote:
I made the castle out of atleast 80 cups or more out of 100 cups if any of you out there try to make a cup tower try to find 100 cups and try to use all of the cups and you would want to use stirafoamcups!.

Annie, age 8 of Mateland, FL wrote:
I made a relly big one with cups I can also make good card towers!!

George, age 10 of Saugus, MA wrote:
When I started to build it, it came out as a straght line. But in only a few minutes it was huge, and I made it took like a triangle with cup wall conected to it.

Leah, age 10 of Clover, SC wrote:
I tried it and I made a tower out of 55 cups. My first time I did it I used 55 and it stayed over night!