I need ideas, so I have a science project, and I have to decorate a board that goes with my project, I am doing a bottle rocket project with baking soda and vinegar, how should I decorate my board (I can decorate it however I want)

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I would suggest having a space/rocket theme, which fits your project.

What you do really depends on how much you want to put into it.

If its a black board, you could draw/make rockets to put on the board, and some planets. You could also make/draw some baking soda and vinegar bottles/cans. From what I have done, I have pictures/writing to put on the board. I suggest priting these if you have them, and putting them around the board. You should probably put theses on first, and then draw/make things to put on the board afterward.

Hope this gives you some ideas, if not though, comment down below and I can help more!

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