Today we got out a science kit. We wrote a hypothesis on what would happen. My hypothesis on what will happen when the rocket launches: I think the rocket will fly 40-50 feet high.My hypothesis was correct. I enjoyed watching the bottle fly.Have you ever used an aquapod ?
Here is my explanation
How an aquapod works.
Have you ever used an aquapod ?
Throughout this piece of writing I will tell you how one works.
An aqua pod is an orange platform used to launch a water rocket.
First you fill a large empty soft drink bottle ⅓ of the way up.
Secondly you put the bottle on the ground then attach the upside down pod to the valve where the rubber seal holds the bottle in place.
Next you plug the pump into the valve on the aqua pod .then you
pump 8-12 times this creates air pressure.
Finally you pull the string nice and tight then the launch release pulls back and the pressure pushes the bottle up and the water comes down.
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Hi Emma, my name is Rukia from New Windsor School. Wow i really liked how you explained how to make a water rocket! It also was really interesting reading about how an aquapod works. I've watched at least 3 tutorials at home for fun. I also made and aquapod with my cousins. Bye!
ReplyDeleteRegards , Rukia.
Kia ora. I am Fynley from St Mary’s School.
ReplyDeleteI really liked how you showed how it works
I never knew there was a such thing as aquapod.
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Fynley
Kia Ora Emma, My name is Chrystelle and I am a year 6 student at Waikowhai Primary School. I really enjoyed your blog post about the mini water rocket you did at school. This reminds me of something I did at school. It was similar but it wasn't a mini water rocket. Maybe next time you could put in a bit more information. Overall I enjoyed reading your blog.
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