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CHS students make hot air balloons By Calen McKinney In Jessica Bradshaw's integrated science classes, Campbellsville High School students have studied how a hot air balloon works and were then asked to make their own. Students used tissue paper and glue to make their balloons. They began by tracing a pattern on the tissue paper and cutting it out. They then glued the paper together. After the balloon was built, students added a ring at the bottom through which air would travel to see if the balloon would float. This story was posted on 2016-04-05 12:46:36
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