Rocking With Rocketry

Come and explore the basics of rocketry through a variety of hands-on experiments. Participants will learn rocket construction techniques and the science involved in rocket-powered flight. Together campers will create a plan for their rockets by applying what they have learned about real rockets to the construction of their own water-fueled rocket.  Campers will learn how to calculate the altitude and range of their ballistic missile rockets as the week comes to end with the launching of their rockets.

This camp focuses on:

  • Understanding the basics of flight and rocketry
  • Identifying and understanding rocket construction techniques, safety, and the science and technology behind rocketry
  • Analyzing flight attempts to identify what has worked and what has not worked in terms of flight
  • Creating and launching of campers' own rockets

June 24-28, 2019
Mon-Fri, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Grade Level

Entering Grades 6 - 10

Camp Fee and Registration–

Fee: $345
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Meet Your Instructor:

Robert Miller
Rob teaches 8th grade physical science at Sandy Run Middle School in the Upper Dublin School District.  He has been teaching the Rocking with Rocketry class for several years.  Rob has spent 19 years in education and enjoys the real world creative aspects of his job.  His hobbies include woodworking, playing and writing music, and ice hockey.