Rocketry For Educators - Quick Start Guide
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Below you'll find information that contains tips on teaching with rocketry, background technical information about model rockets, projects with model rockets, payloads, special educational rocket kits, how rockets work, safety guidelines, other links dealing with rocketry, organizations that support rocketry education, or working with large groups of kids.
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| Educator's Rocketry Reservoir |
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FREE reservoir of rocketry resources In this document, you'll find a stockpile of resources that you can use in your rocketry unit at school. There are great things like overhead transparency images, handouts, award certificates, coloring pages, and quizzes that you can print out and give to your students. Pick and choose what works for you; the overhead transparencies will also work great in powerpoint presentations! WOW! LOOK WHAT YOU GET FOR FREE:
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