Articulating STOMP Rockets - Human Powered! (Pocket experiments)
Channel: Kids Fun Science
Date: 2018-08-06

Powered STOMP Rockets
Made for parents and teachers

Filming equipment 
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Blue Yeti USB Microphone - https://amzn.to/3ePJwGu 
Green screen & lights - https://amzn.to/2XT9Yc1 

Chapters
0:00 Kids Fun Science Intro
0:07 What you need
0:55 Making paper rockets
2:18 Set up launch pad
4:03 Grace's 1st launch
4:17 reset up launch bottle
4:28 Grace's 2nd launch
4:33 Grace's 3rd launch
5:08 Ken's 1st launch
5:23 Grace launch
6:08 Results
6:18 Handstand Rocket launch

Stomp rockets
http://blog.teachersource.com/2017/03/03/articulating-stomp-rockets/

The Articulating Stomp Rocket kit offers 
a chance to explore dozens of variables (which are a great topic
of discussion). These simple rockets take science out of the
classroom, create real world activities that illustrate important
science concepts, inspire open-ended questions, and span the
spectrum of Bloom’s Taxonomy as far as you want to take it.
These sturdy materials and lessons—which were created by
Paul V. Reyna of Garland, Texas (Multiple Award Winning
Teacher, Texas State Teacher of the Year Finalist)—can be
modified for use in classes 

In your kit, you will find:
* instructions on how to assemble your ASR launch pad
* 10 distance marker flags
* a protractor for measuring angles
* a rocket template to reproduce for students
* step-by-step rocket assembly instructions
(and a link to a helpful YouTube video)
* 4 lessons complete with student worksheets
Once assembled, your Articulating Stomp Rocket system will
provide years of service from tough durable components. 

I love how creative you can get with your rocket design, nose cone, fin size and shape, body long or short, thin or wide. It really makes you think outside the Box.

With the Articulating Stomp Rocket System, you can cover these
concepts:
gravity, potential energy,  kinetic energy  gravitational
energy, energy transfer, volume,  displacement,  cause and effect, force, unbalanced forces, speed, time, distance, air
resistance, drag, graphing, angles, Newton’s First Law of
Motion, Newton’s Second, Law of Motion  Newton’s, Third Law of Motion, Newton’s Law of Gravity, trajectories, velocity, aerodynamics, flight, vectors, variables, and more!