Bottle rocket template

Build a Crayon Rocket: If you're like me, anything that looks like a tube and comes to a point can be made into a rocket. Crayons fit that description perfectly, so when I found a giant crayon-shaped bank at the store, I knew its fate immediately. This Instructable…

The combination of water, compressed air, and a plastic soda bottle serves as a great source of propulsion for a backyard rocket (assuming you have a big back yard). Typical versions of these rockets involve taping or gluing on the nose cone and fins which can be challenging to keep attached and often end up fairly crooked and wobbly. Why not try a different approach where you build a rocket frame around the soda bottle and don't rely on direct attachment to the bottle? I made this a

Printable template for Rocket Bank cone and fins. Use this pattern or browse this board for more inspiration for this craft. There are many different ways this can be done!

This is an easy craft using a throw away bottle. Use coloured papers and make a colorful rocket to add to your little artist's craft collection

This craft uses materials you likely have at home (including a toilet paper roll) to create a rocket: great for all ages!

A water rocket uses water as its reaction mass. The pressure vessel—the engine of the rocket—is usually a used plastic soft drink bottle. The water is forced out by a pressurized gas, typically compressed air. It is an example of Newton's third law of motion. Water and gas are used in combination, with the gas providing a means to store potential energy, as it is compressible, and the water increasing the mass fraction and providing greater force when ejected from the rocket's nozzle. The…

EXCITING, easy science experiment where you will produce a HUGE erruption with a Mentos and Soda Rocket. Fun Summer Science!

Grab our free rocket template with six printable designs perfect for kids crafts or using as coloring sheets.

Soda Bottle Water Rocket: In a couple of hours (or less) you could make this water rocket! Water rockets use water and pressurized air to launch a soda bottle(s) 100's of feet into the air. This instructable will NOT cover the launcher. I hope to later come back and write up…

Water Rocket: The combination of water, compressed air, and a plastic soda bottle serves as a great source of propulsion for a backyard rocket (assuming you have a big back yard). Typical versions of these rockets involve taping or gluing on the nose cone…

Water Bottle Rockets: These instructions detail the steps involved in building a water bottle rocket. These rockets use pressurized air and water to fly hundreds of feet in the air, and make a great science project for use at home or in the classroom. This rocket projec…

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Kids will love making their own rocket and learning the science behind how it works. With this fun DIY, they’ll be able to show off their engineering skills, get messy with vinegar and baking soda, and have even more fun (and see some cool results) as they fire off their squeeze bottle rockets! #preschoolSTEAMactivity #HowToMakeSqueezyBottleRocket

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Here is a super easy science craft for kids. These rocket launches are actually amazing! And, all you will need to make one is two paper cups, two elastic bands and a pair of scissors. Then if you …

Using only a few supplies you probably already have lying around the house, you can create this cute toilet paper roll rocket ship craft!

This Toilet Paper Roll Rocket craft is the perfect way to use up those leftover rolls! The kids will love being creative and making an adorable and super cool rocket of their very own!

Create easy paper rocket activities that demostrate fun physics concepts for elementary age kids using our free straw rocket template.