Make a real rocket to match your design! Paper rockets and bottle rockets are lots of fun. Which fin shape makes it most stable?
Stand up and crouch low like a rocket on the pad. Count down out loud — at zero, JUMP as high as you can! That's liftoff. Make engine sounds the whole time!
Future spacecraft may use rotation to simulate gravity on long voyages. A spinning ship acts like a centrifuge — the outer edge becomes the "floor." Same physics as a carnival ride, on a cosmic scale.
Four games. Each one teaches you something real about space.
From origami to classic songs — something for every crew member aboard.
Astronauts eat carefully designed meals. Yours just happen to taste incredible.
Upside-down sundae in a waffle cone — the cone is the nose, ice cream the engine plume, sprinkles the exhaust.
Flip the cone, stack your scoops, add an Oreo cockpit window on top!
Watermelon fuselage, banana fins, pineapple crown as the engine nozzle. Assemble before eating.
Use toothpicks to hold pieces together — eat from bottom to top like a real launch!
PBJ tortillas cut into stars, moons, and planets. Arrange on a dark plate as your edible solar system.
Great for picnics!