Research the science and safety of hot air balloons then create a painting of yourself rising up in a colorful hot air balloon.
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Find information about how hot-air balloons fly by doing research in books and electronically. Observe a flight. Talk with passengers and crew. Research information on how various types of weather affect air currents. How is hot air created to keep the balloon afloat? What safety precautions are essential?
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Cover a table top with recycled newspaper. With Crayola® Washable Paint and Paint Brushes, paint a hot-air balloon, with yourself as a passenger in the basket.
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Add pattern and color to decorate the balloon and basket. Show weather in which it is safe to fly. Dry on a flat surface.
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