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You'll need the bottom bottle, cardboard or foam core, a pair of scissors, duct tape, and if you want a pencil.Before you finish assembling your rocket you need to make your parachute.

But, figuring out exactly what to do can be hard, and it can be hard to know where to start. Put it on the ground upside-down, and it will fly up. I was looking at making a bottle rocket for an activity coming up and just clicked on a link without lookin at the website, and I see the cutest video with one of my college roommates in it.

4 years ago You only need a little bit of baking soda; Flip the DIY bottle rocket upside down and step back before it shoots away!

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You can buy a few from an arts-and-crafts store or just use an old wine cork. "The methods are easier than my teacher taught. "

Attach the cardboard to the bottle and then fill up the bottle with water.
DO NOT TAPE THIS PART!

"it made it easier to do and it only takes up to 20 minutes (at least for me). Is there any easier way to make a model of a rocket?