Worldly Wise: Rockets

March 27, 2019
The whole school joined together for another exciting Worldly Wise topic: rockets. After watching some videos of huge rockets on their way into space, the forces at work were explained on a much smaller scale.

We made our very own balloon rocket to explain the forces that propel them up into the air and even push free from the pull of the earth's gravity.





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