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How To Make A Tornado With Cotton Balls Give the ol’ “on your mark, get set. Go!” and have each child try and blow their. Glue the flattened cotton balls to the underside of the shoe box ceiling to make it look like the sky in the diorama is dark, dreary and cloudy. Also learn a little bit about the science of. Glue them sporadically to the outside of the tornado to make it look like the tornado is picking up debris. Load up your fuel cup with a few cotton balls to help the fuel from splashing around and then put in you fuel. Use a large cylinder or empty cardboard tube, such as a paper towel roll or an oatmeal container. The result should be fascinating a fire tornado seemingly appears out of nowhere right in the middle of your project! Drop a cotton ball or pom pom at the start of each player’s line. A great project for school/science fair, displaying a form of natural disaster.#schoolproject #scienceprojects #diyprojects #diy#howtomake #tornado Hi machanmare today i am going to make a tornado with coton please like, shareand subscribe Give the ol’ “on your mark, get set. Now that the whole system is ready ignite your fuel and give the can a gentle spin. Drop a cotton ball or pom pom at the start of each player’s line. Here's how to make your own mini tornado at home. Go!” and have each child try and blow their.