A teacher posted a video of her class making hot air balloons to the National Chemistry Teacher Facebook group. Be patient if you watch the video—it takes a few minutes for the hot air balloon to launch. Home Scienxe Tools’ Resource Center has these instructions to make the hot air balloons shown in the video. Here are instructions from Flinn to make hot air balloons with Mylar balloons. Here are instructions from ACS to make tissue paper hot air balloons. Your kids are going to have a blast!
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