Balloon rocket race

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It's SO FUN to make a balloon rocket! This simple science experiment is such an easy hands-on STEM project for kids of all ages.

Kids love balloon rocket races! Left is one I conducted in my classroom. materials: 2 Balloons, 2 (10-15") pieces of string, 2 plastic straws, tape 1. Tie one end of the string to a chair. 2. Put the other end of the string through the straw. 3. Stretch the string tight and tie it to another chair. 4. Blow up the balloon. Hold the end of the balloon and tape the straw on top of the balloon. You're ready for launch! 5. Let go and watch the rocket fly! Visit Science Bob for the explanation…

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Find out how to make a balloon rocket with a balloon and straw. Explore Newton's Laws of Motion with a simple STEM project.

I’m a firm believer that balloons hold a special place in every child’s heart. They also have a tendency to bring the child out of every adult. There are usually at least one or two balloons floating around our house. Our little nugget loves hitting them up into the air, while we try our best […]

Making balloon rockets is so much fun! It's a quick play activity, so it's great for a day where you need an easy play idea. Here's what you need: string balloon string tape something to tie

Ever wonder how rockets work? Kids do. Try out this science for kids and show them in an exciting, hands-on experiment. What will happen?

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