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Valentine students take science lessons to new heights with homemade hot air balloons

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By Casey Wonnenberg Verified
| KMJF-TV (Norfolk, NE) Verified
VALENTINE, Neb. — Homemade hot air balloons gave Valentine eighth graders a chance to take science outside the classroom and learn lessons that could carry them far into the future. The students designed and built the balloons at the end of last school year. They finally got to launch their creations on Monday. “It’s a lot more fun because you actually get the chance to make something instead of just doing worksheets,” said student Veda Dent.
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Valentine students take science lessons to new heights with homemade hot air balloons

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By Casey Wonnenberg Verified
| KGMT-AM (Fairbury, NE) Verified
1 / 2 VALENTINE, Neb. — Homemade hot air balloons gave Valentine eighth graders a chance to take science outside the classroom and learn lessons that could carry them far into the future. The students designed and built the balloons at the end of last school year. They finally got to launch their creations on Monday. “It’s a lot more fun because you actually get the chance to make something instead of just doing worksheets,” said student Veda Dent.
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Valentine students take science lessons to new heights with homemade hot air balloons

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By Casey Wonnenberg Verified
| KSID-FM (Sidney, NE) Verified
Valentine students take science lessons to new heights with homemade hot air balloons Homemade hot air balloons gave Valentine eighth graders a chance to take science outside the classroom and learn lessons that could carry them far into the future.
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