English, 06.01.2021 01:40 jonystroyer1020

Part A Listen to these recorded instructions about how to create a straw rocket. As you listen, follow the
instructions to create your own straw rocket. (You may also refer to this transcript C of the gecording as
needed.)
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Important: Before you begin listening, be sure to download and print the template for the rocket.
As you listen to the recording, follow the directions to create your own straw rocket. Then reflect on the
recording by answering these questions:
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Were you able to follow the instructions to create a functioning rocket?
Were any steps unclear in the instructions? If so, which ones?
How could the author improve the instructions?

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