Blownup some balloons! Pop some balloons! Make balloon animals! Donexperiments with balloons!
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nComparenballoons filled with air, helium, and water—how are they different?nAre “helium quality” balloons different material, or thinner ornthicker, than cheaper balloons? What about water balloons?
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nWhatnsorts of materials are used to make balloons? There’s latex (rubber)nand mylar (a metalized film)… What about hot air balloons? What arenthey made of?
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nDidnyou know that some early balloons were made of dried animal bladders?nYick—how would you like to blow up a pig bladder?
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nCelebratenBalloons Around the World Day!
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nWait—it doesn’t have tonbe balloon animals! Here is one about making balloon seaweednfor an underwater scene. Can you figure out how to make a crown and a sword?
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nCheckn out some balloon art, such as the giant palm trees and full-sizen Tardis (for Dr. Who fans) by Twisty Kristy,n the military tank and dresses at Oddee,n the dinosaur and a variety of balloon costumes atn Bin’s Corner.
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nSomen balloon artists are putting on special events for Balloons Aroundn the World Day. Is there one near you? (You might want to check outn this list.)
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nAlsonon this date:
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nNational Foundation Day in South Korea
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nFrancisco Morazan Day in Honduras
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