The Water Rocket Project

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The water rocket project was a lot of fun. We went through a design process to make the rocket. We had to get two bottles first. Then we cut the bottom out of one of the bottles and put the bottle that wasn’t cut inside the other one upside down to where the top is showing. After that we put tape around it to keep them together, after that we cut out three triangles in the same dimensions using a shoe box. Lastly, we used a hot glue gun to keep the wings in shape. We had a few design elements we put confetti in the part of the bottle rocket that water would not be going in. The visualization of the project was amazing. After we finished we went outside to do an experimentation, after we put water in it. Dreamanda and I achieved our goal of

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