Stem balloon car

STEM Challenges are the perfect way to demonstrate Newton's Laws of Motion. Here are 5 projects that are great for elementary students. Hands-on activities!

This toilet paper roll balloon car is a fun STEM challenge using recyclables! It’s a perfect budget-friendly engineering activity for the classroom, homeschool, and scouts. Kids will learn about simple machines and the science of forces and motion.

Looking for innovative and fun homeschool STEM activities for kids? Look no further! This list of STEM activities with balloons provides a hands-on way to teach science, technology, engineering, and math principles while having fun with your children. From balloon rockets to air-powered cars, these activities are easy to do and require materials that you likely already have on hand. Enhance your children's critical thinking skills while providing them with endless entertainment.

Lego balloon cars are an excellent way to teach STEM to kids. Find out how this simple project can be a great teaching tool. You can use it to teach different science concepts and math, too.

Build a balloon car from recycled materials in this fun STEM activity.

Are you ready to have a blast with a very exciting STEM Challenge? Actually, that's a statement that can be true of all STEM Challenges! This one has a unique quality and a competitive component. Hold onto your hats! The first time we tried this challenge the kids were quite aghast at the lack of

See how Newton's Third Law of action and reaction explains why airplanes fly in the sky, ships move through water and rockets launch into space.

In this activity , students will make a car powered by the elastic energy of a balloon. This car converts potential energy into kinetic energy, unlike your family car which converts chemical energy into kinetic energy Balloons are elastic and store potential energy when they are filled with air. When the air is released, the potential […]

Design and build your own balloon-powered car in this science engineering challenge.

Use recycled materials to build a balloon car that will race to the finish line, in this exciting, hands on STEM project for the classroom.