Design and build your own balloon-powered car in this science engineering challenge.

Use recycled materials to build a balloon car that will race to the finish line, in this exciting, hands on STEM project for the classroom.

Balloon powered cars are a fun way of demonstrating Newton's Laws of Motion. Experiment with two different balloon powered car designs.

In this activity , students will make a car powered by the elastic energy of a balloon. This car converts potential energy into kinetic energy, unlike your family car which converts chemical energy into kinetic energy Balloons are elastic and store potential energy when they are filled with air. When the air is released, the potential […]

Challenge your little ones to build a balloon powered car in this STEAM challenge. A great way to do some junk modelling as well.

This roundup is all about Balloon cars and making them. Not only do you get the thrill of engineering and developing the toy you get to play with it afterwards. This activity has so many opportunit…

Balloon Powered Race Car Project OBJECTIVES to create a balloon powered race car for maximum speed between 0 and 3 meters to incorporate Newton’s Laws of Motion Part 1 (20 points) Newton’s th…

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Learn how to make a balloon powered car.