science in a van visit

Hi everyone!
The visit from science in a van was awesome!! It was amazing learning about forces and motion. They did heaps of cool experiments and awesome science talks. They taught us about the laws of motion. One of the things they did experiments on was a rubber chicken named Steve. Steve was so lucky he got shot up to the roof (ouch!) by an L&P bottle rocket!🚀 They also did an experiment were you try to get 3 eggs into glasses when knocking on a place
mat. The visit from Emily and Allan was amazing. 

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