High School

Did you know the U.S. launched a mouse into space in 1950 aboard a V-2 rocket? You can use your own burst of energy to send a paper mouse flying through the air with this fun rocket craft. A few easy-to-find supplies from home are all you’ll need!

The budding aeronautical engineer in your family will want to try building a Jet Cup! This paper model project will provide a “boost” of model

Experience the joy of outdoor exploration and observation with this fun activity that promotes perseverance, teamwork, self-expression, and observation skills.

Learn how to create a glider using common household items, which not only flies well but also helps answer scientific questions about lift, thrust, gravity, and drag.

Lesson Plan: Assembling the AMA Alpha Model Aircraft Objective: Students will learn the basics of model aircraft assembly, understand the principles

This article provides instructions for building an indoor catapult-launch glider, originally designed for the Science Olympiad challenge, using materials such as balsa wood, clay, and glue. The article also includes a video demonstration and a list of required materials.