Rocket science experiment for kids

Full step-by-step picture tutorial for an easy, inexpensive, quick bottle rocket experiment. Fun science experiment for kids of all ages.

Want to make some quick bottle rockets that will excite everyone? These easy baking soda and vinegar bottle rockets can be made in no time!

This experiment utilizes potential and kinetic energy to blast our plastic cup rocket off. By pressing down on the rocket, we are building potential energy that is converted into kinetic energy when we let go and let our rocket fly. "GO" for launch in 3, 2, 1... BLAST OFF!

This awesome bottle rocket is easy to make, powered by a baking soda and vinegar reaction, and demonstrates Newton's 3rd Law of Motion! Science for kids!

Alka Seltzer rockets make great science! Use an Alka seltzer rocket to learn about reactions, gases, energy, and pressure.

Bring out our child's inner engineer with this fun DIY rocket! Here are the steps to make a squeeze bottle rocket and the physics behind its launch.

How to make a film canister rocket. All you need is an old film canister and an effervescent vitamin tablet or some baking soda and vinegar.

Print out our free rocket printable and have fun making some straw rockets! The kids loved designing their own rockets and then launching them using straws.

Don't throw away the used paper cups, take your children to make a rocket launcher, it's easy and fun to do in three steps! #parent-childhandmade #paper...

Ready? Set. GO! Blast off with this EASY balloon rocket experiment! Learn simply physics with a fun summer science activity for kids.

Let the good times roll with some creative craft ideas for this fun and exciting Family Science Fun: a Homemade Bottle Rocket project.

Here at Science Sparks, we love anything space related, especially rockets! This baking soda rocket is one of our favourites, as it's super easy to set up

Want to make a rocket or two at home with your active preschoolers? Check out these 5 easy ways to make a rocket at home with these tutorials! #makearocketathome #diyrocketstutorial

This 4th of July twist on those classic Alka-Seltzer pop rockets is a must-try kids' science experiment your kids will beg to repeat over and over again.

Launch Alka-Seltzer rockets with this exciting DIY science experiment! A fun way for kids to learn about chemical reactions and forces in motion.

Have you heard of Newton's Third Law of Motion? For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.To see it play out in real life, try out our Rocket...

STEM Activity for Kids: How to Make Straw Rockets (w/ Free Rocket Template)- Fun for a science lesson, outdoor play activity, or unit on space! ~ BuggyandBuddy.com

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.

Want to make some quick bottle rockets that will excite everyone? These easy baking soda and vinegar bottle rockets can be made in no time!