- Cut a square or rectangular shaped cardboard for the ground. -
Use markers to color the runway and ground. - Make two large
rectangular towers with square roofs, using construction paper.
- Make one long rectangular building. - Glue the long building
in the middle of the two towers. - Using cardboard, cut out a
long rectangle, a large isosceles triangle, and a small
isosceles triangle; these will become the plane's body and
wings. - Draw and cut out a tail for the plane. It will be a
quadrilateral (a four-sided shape); choose angles you like. - To
assemble the plane, cut two slices in the center of the long
rectangular. Slide the large triangle inside the first slot, and
the smaller triangle in the second. Use glue to keep them in
place. These are the wings of the plane. - Finally, glue the
plane's tail to the rear top of the plane. - Don't glue the
plane to the board so you can play with it and make it fly! This
math craft was created in January 2004 by Victor B., grade 5, -
One of your towers could be thr