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Hi Cliodhna,
This sounds wonderful, as per your ethos of comparison comparing different kinds of rockets like the mouse rocket and something like this might be fun too!
Hi Claire,
This is fab! It could be cool to consider building elements that rockets deliver to space if you plan on using materials like these. For example rovers or space telescopes! This resource can be simplified for example!
Hi Bríd,
This sounds fab! This resource for rocket building might be useful.
Hi Bill,
This sounds great. It might be useful to look at the resource about rocket building here!
Hi Annmarie,
This is brilliant I really enjoy your additions. This can be a good way to introduce atmospheric makeup! CO2 is the reason Venus is the hottest planet, and plays a huge role in climate change on Earth.
Hi Annette,
This sounds wonderful. Building from this you could build a moon base and discuss where rockets go – some to the ISS some to the moon and even to put satellites into orbit.
Hi Sinead,
This is fab. This paxi video might be a nice supplement to this!
Hi Saoirse,
This sounds brilliant! It might be cool to link in planet atmospheres into this lesson – the CO2 in the bubbles being the reason Venus is the hottest planet in the solar system and on how it links to climate change here on Earth.
Hi Margaret,
This sounds fab. I would recommend this paxi video to supplement this lesson.
Hi Fintan,
This sounds lovely, the rockets resource here might be useful for you.
Hi Edel,
This sounds great. It might be cool to talk about how the bubbles of CO2 are the same thing that makes Venus the hottest planet! You can also use this to talk about climate change as it is of course a greenhouse gas.
Hi Catriona,
This sounds wonderful, if you are looking for another rocket workshop see the guide here.
Hi Aoife,
I love this! This might be useful for your first day and Stellarium might be useful for your Wednesday.
Hi Alison,
Sounds fab! This resource for rockets might be useful for you.
