You:
–
set aside time
for rocket science.
– tell us
how many students
will be involved.
We:
– arrange for
order and delivery
.
– supply
achievement certificates
for your students.
– help with
fund raising
-
by providing you with an itemized (no obligation) invoice and
information packet tailored to your needs.
Provided at no additional cost:
(with group orders)
- on-line help
from construction through launch.
- Pause-for-Science Rocket Construction video.
1. How many competitors?
(minimum 12)
2. What age / grade?
(age 10 to 18)
3. When do you want to launch?
4. Do you have launch equipment?
(launch pad and control)
5. Are you experienced?
(Helpful - but not necessary)
RocketCompetition@gmail.com
All offers pending availability of funds.
The goal of our program is to give kids the unique educational experience
of building and launching their own solid-fuel powered model rocket.
Copy the questions below into an e-mail
- We'll send you a 'no obligation' detailed estimate..
Teacher
Gil Burlew
meets
Christa McAuliffe's
mom -
Grace Corrigan
at October Sky Festival
The Rocketman
presenting certificate
to
Joe Brannon
, teacher
Braden River Middle School
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Space Shuttle Launch
Author Homer Hickam presents Space Shuttle Challenger commemorative medal to 2014 RFTS Winner
Anthony Roberson at US Space & Rocket Center
The Rocketman joins teacher Susan Roberts and her students at the
Sarasota Middle School launch.
RFTS Competition Launch
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