Think a hot air balloon is something you can only read about in books? Think again. In this six-part science based tutorial, learn how to make your very own hot air balloon using science & the following easy to find materials: plastic bags, plastic drinking straws, thin candles, aluminun foil, tape, and scissors.
How To: Make a homemade hot air balloon
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Bravo! This was a very well-done project! Thank you for sharing!!
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