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| Hey there,
Are you ready to launch an exciting journey into the world of rocketry?
We've got the perfect project to get you started – the Balloon Rocket Car! |
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| Your kids will learn the fundamental principles of rocket science while building their very own rocket car using simple materials you likely have at home!
Your young scientists will discover how pressurized gas, thrust, and Newton's Laws of Motion all play a crucial role in propelling rockets (and their balloon-powered cars) forward.
Bonus Tip: Encourage your students to experiment with different balloon sizes and shapes to see how it affects their rocket car's performance! |
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| Don't forget to capture your students' balloon rocket car races on video and share them with us on Instagram @homesciencetools – we'd love to see their engineering skills in action!
3, 2, 1... Blast off!
The Home Science Tools Team
P.S. Adult supervision is recommended for this project to ensure a safe learning experience. |
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| Home Science Tools
665 Carbon Street Billings, Montana 59102
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