Campers get to build and launch multiple types of rockets, including model rockets with real engines and parachute recovery systems, providing a tangible and exciting application of scientific principles.
In Mad Science of Colorado's Rockin' Rockets/Aerodynamics camp, campers delve into the exciting world of flight and motion through hands-on activities and experiments. They explore the principles of aerodynamics and Newton's Laws of Motion by designing, building, and launching various flying objects, including kites, planes, and model rockets. Campers will learn about rocket safety, the different parts of a rocket, and how air pressure, propulsion, and recovery systems work. They will also investigate concepts like drag, stability, and the effect of payloads on rocket flight. The camp encourages critical thinking, problem-solving, and engineering skills as students troubleshoot their designs and analyze launch results. Activities include building stomp rockets, Alka-Seltzer powered mini rockets, and model rockets that are launched with real engines, complete with parachute recovery systems. Campers will also create miniature hovercrafts and explore celestial navigation.
A typical day involves hands-on projects like building different types of rockets, experimenting with propulsion and recovery systems, and launching their creations, while also engaging in demonstrations and learning about the scientific principles behind flight.
This camp is ideal for curious elementary-aged students who are eager to explore the science of flight, enjoy hands-on building and experimenting, and have an interest in rockets and aviation.
Good News Community Church - 5511 W 136th Ave, Broomfield, CO 80020
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