Have you ever made a paper airplane? Did you learn how to make
it from a book? Or maybe it was from the kid you shared a desk
with in the third grade? I fall into the second camp, learning
from my friends in school. And for all of the hundreds of
airplanes we made, not one of them truly soared the way I
expected it to. How to make a paper airplane Well guess what?
Today I’m sharing links to instructions for making paper
airplanes that actually work, along with some ideas on how to
help kids invent their own paper airplane designs. So let’s get
started with How to Make Paper Airplanes while building Design
Skills… - A few sets of instructions for making paper airplanes.
You can get these from a book or download instructions from the
internet. Our favorite was The Eagle, and we also tried High
Glider and Fancy Flier. I found these by doing an image search
for “Make Paper Airplane.” - Copy paper. Thinner paper is easier
for children to fold. - Markers (optional) - Scissors (optional)
- A clear table Step One: Se