Kits

Meteor Rocket

Award-winning, revolutionary Meteor Rocket with its unique baking soda fueling system has thrilled thousands of kids across the world. Soars to 100 ft. 17" L x 6-1/2" Dia. Grade K and up. More.

Nasco’s Rubber Band Cannons Unit: An Integrated Math and Science Unit

Developed by Nancy Berkas and Craig Lease. Students experiment with variables (angle, force, size, and distance) and record data using rubber band cannons. Each unit includes enough material... More.

Nasco’s Clinometers and Water Rockets Unit: An Integrated Math and Science Unit

Developed by Nancy Berkas, Dean Berkas, Phillip Makurat, Ann Olson, Dave Olson, and Cyntha Pattison. Students experiment with variables (amount of water, force, and altitude) and record data... More.

Nasco’s Extra Rubber Band Cannons

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Liquidator™ Rocket Set of 12 Kits

Includes a water-tight payload capsule that allows you to launch a payload of water, gelatin, soda, or whatever liquid you want! Rocket up some fruit juice, and when it returns you’re drinkin... More.

Converter™ Rocket Kit

A collection of four screw-together body tubes that can be assembled into a two, three, or four section rocket! Take a selection of engines to the flying field to launch a variety of rocket configu... More.

Liquidator™ Rocket Kit

Includes a water-tight payload capsule that allows you to launch a payload of water, gelatin, soda, or whatever liquid you want! Rocket up some fruit juice, and when it returns you’re drinkin... More.

Individual Converter™ Rockets

This Estes® original model rocket is easy to assemble with no painting required. 750-ft. maximum altitude. Grades 4 and up. More.

AstroVision™ RTF Digital Camera Rocket Launch Set

Get ready to take fantastic movies or photos from over 300 feet with the AstroVision™ Ready-to-Fly camera rocket (18"). Select “Movie Mode” and take a 12-second digital movie w... More.

Water Rocket Kit – Skill Level 1

Build a rocket and launcher, then launch it over and over again. Experiment with different fuels or even different rocket formations. You can even launch a tiny passenger into “space”. ... More.