Steve and Joe make a hot air balloon as a science project   Hot Air Balloon Race Around the World! Project conducted by Mrs. Jean Sigmar's 4th Grade Class This project integrated many areas of the 4th grade curricula, including geography, maps and atlases, math, science, and language arts. 4th graders used library books and electronic resources for information, and enjoyed reading and writing stories about hot air balloons.   A Hot Air Balloon Visits Fishburn Thoughts from Mrs. Henderson's First Graders     Hot Air Tissue Paper Balloon         The K-8 Aeronautics Internet Textbook is an electronic multimedia text, teachers'supplement and student workbook designed to be used over the internet in conjunction with the World Wide Web. This "electronic textbook" presents a comprehensive, cohesive study of the science of aeronautics at a level elementary and middle school students and their instructors can easily understand and enjoy. Internet communication media include written text, sign languagefor the deaf, still pictures, and short video clips.   Tissue Paper Hot Air Balloon This activity was written by Timothy Storey, a teacher at MICDS, who developed and uses these directions at the PEGASUS summer camp program for 4th through 6th graders.       Hot Air Balloon An indoor hot air balloon made out of a plastic film dry cleaner bag.   Come Fly With Me: The Search For The Secret of Flight Building and Flying Paper Hot Air Balloons   Brian Queen     Exploratorium Learning Studio 3601 Lyon Street San Francisco, CA 94123 415-528-4343 studio@exploratorium.edu © Exploratorium