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1. Windbag Tags: [balloon, air pressure, Bernoulli, Bernoulli Principle, Air movement, high pressure, low pressure] ... 2. Ball in the Balloon Gag Tags: [balloon, air pressure, Bernoulli, Bernoulli Principle, air movement, high pressure, low pressure, atmospheric Pressure] ... 3. Have You Got Enough Puff? Tags: [air, air pressure, high pressure, low pressure, bernoulli, bernoulli principle] ... 4. Candle In The Wind Tags: [air, air pressure, high pressure, low pressure, bernoulli, bernoulli principle] ... 5. Plane Wing Simulator Tags: [air, air pressure, high pressure, low pressure, bernoulli, bernoulli principle, flight, wing] ... 6. Tumblewing Glider Tags: [Air, fluid, lift, bernoulli, air pressure] ... 7. Balloon Magnets Tags: [air, fluid, air pressure, balloons, bernoulli] ... 8. Balloons Tags: [balloon, air, air pressure, atmospheric pressure, Bernoulli, Bernoullis principle, properties of gases, properties of air, properties of matter, polymer, breathing, CO2, fire extinguisher, wind, ... 9. Air Tags: [Air, air, air pressure, atmospheric pressure, Bernoulli, Bernoullis principle, lift, airplane, properties of gases, properties of air, gas, lung, model, balloon in a bottle, breathing, diaphragm, ... 10. Flight Tags: [kindergarten, grade 1, grade 2, grade 3, grade 5, grade 6, air, flight, airplane, birds, Bernoulli, Newton, Third Law of Motion, drag, thrust, lift, gravity, flight controls, yaw, pitch, roll] ... 11. Windbag Students discover the fastest way to inflate a windbag using Bernoulli's Principle. Introduction Bernoulli's Principle states that as the speed of air increases, its pressure decreases. When you ... 12. Ball in the Balloon Gag In this demo, students must brainstorm an explanation for the mysterious behaviour of a balloon that stays inflated without being tied. Introduction The answer lies in the force that is exerted by ... 13. Have You Got Enough Puff? Students learn about the Bernoulli effect with an amusing feat they cannot accomplish. Introduction Bernoulli's principle states that as the speed of air increases, the pressure of that air decreases. ... 14. Candle In The Wind Students watch the counterintuitive reaction of a candle flame to fast moving air. Introduction Bernoulli's principle states that as the speed of air increases, the pressure decreases. When you blow ... 15. Plane Wing Simulator Students learn one of the principles involved in flight with a strip of paper and their breath. Introduction Bernoulli's principle states that as the speed of air increases, the pressure decreases. ... 16. Whirly Tubes ... why does air move through the tube? The answer is found in Bernoulli's principle. Bernoulli's principle states that as the speed of air increases, its pressure decreases. The free end of the tube moves ... 17. Tumblewing Glider ... fluid by getting their gliders to ride an air wave! When you release the Tumblewing Glider, lift occurs because of Bernoulli's principle: the air moving across the winglets moves faster than the air ... 18. Balloon Magnets In this experiment, students see the forces produced by the Bernoulli effect. As the students blow between the hanging balloons, they speed up the air, creating an area of lower air pressure. The balloons ... 19. Tornado Maker ... moves faster and faster as it falls. The faster a fluid moves, the lower its internal pressure (this is called Bernoulli's principle, named after the scientist who discovered it). So, as the water in ... 20. Balloons Not just a lot of hot air! Most children have played with balloons, but few have thought about the chemical and physical concepts involved in balloon production and use. In the activities that follow, ...
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