Three days ago, the teacher asked us to make hovercraft. I cheerfully took out the materials for making hovercraft: CD, 10 1 glue, balloon, bottle cap and straw, and began to prepare for making hovercraft. I couldn't do it at first, but many students in our class did well, so I decided to give it a try.
All the students in my class do the same thing, but why do some run far, some run close, some run fast and some run slowly? I started to operate while thinking about these problems. At first, it didn't go well, and even the bottle cap couldn't stick to the CD, so I asked my mother for help. The bottle cap finally stuck, right in the middle of the CD, and I looked very satisfied. The next step was to drill a small hole in the bottle cap with a needle, but I wouldn't use force, and my hand was punctured at once, but I endured the pain and continued to work, and the small hole was finally tied. Then I put the balloon on it and finally finished it. Although it doesn't look good, I'm very excited now, because I made it by hand. Next, I'm nervous because I'm going to try. Can I succeed? Try it anyway! I used a straw to blow into the bottle cap, then took the straw away and put it on the table. As soon as I let go, the hovercraft ran away and finally succeeded. Although my hovercraft is not as good as a real hovercraft, it is also a regular hovercraft, so I am very proud.
I like science more through the small technology of hovercraft, so I will study harder and become a successful scientist in the future.