Balloon Rocket Experiment: Newton's Third Law for Preschoolers
Overview
Introduces Newton's Third Law (action-reaction). Shows thrust and motion basics in a fun, visual way.
Why Do This Experiment?
This experiment teaches key concepts in Physics.
Materials Needed
- •Balloons(1)
- •string (5-10 meters)(1)
- •drinking straw(1)
- •tape(1)
Step-by-Step Instructions
- 1
1. String a line across the room
- 2
2. Thread straw onto string
- 3
3. Blow up balloon and tape to straw
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4. Release balloon and watch rocket fly
The Science Behind It
Introduces Newton's Third Law (action-reaction). Shows thrust and motion basics in a fun, visual way.
Learning Outcomes
- ✓Understand basic physics concepts
- ✓Develop observation skills
- ✓Learn through hands-on experimentation
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