Checking on the next set of instructions, Alyssa took out her Swiss Army Knife from her backpack and unfolded the scissors from the tool. Placing the cardboard on the table in front of her, Alyssa first picked up a pencil and sketched out the shape of the wings. She tried to imagine how they looked like on the pictures of rockets she had seen in some of the old NASA magazines her brother had brought home.

She drew them out carefully on the cardboard. Four angular shaped wings, all of the same size and shape. Once she was sure that the wings looked proportionate, she put down her pencil and picking up her scissors began carefully cutting out the shapes.

As she cut each one out, she placed each one on the table until she had all four wings. Unholstering her wand, she picked up the first wing and as she placed it next to the side of the uncut bottle, she pointed her wand at where it was attached and said, "ADHAERO". Once she was sure that the wing was securely attached to the bottle, she repeated the steps for the other three wings, making sure that they were all aligned at the same height around the bottle.

Alyssa then checked her journal to see what the next steps were and to scratch off what steps she had completed.




Now to attach the plastic bag ala parachute. As she picked up the plastic bag, Alyssa kept a watchful eye for anyone who might need help with their rocket making.