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Pre-K-8th Grade

Suitable for children of all ages up to the 8th grade

A "How Do I Begin Flying?" Write-up!

AEROSCOUT

This article provides a concise guide to help you start flying your model aircraft safely and in compliance with regulations. For more in-depth

Soaring Safely: A First-Time Flyer’s Guide to Model Aviation Welcome to the exciting world of model aviation! If you’re a first-time flier, you’re

Love Takes Flight: Crafting Heart-Shaped Paper Airplanes

A heart paper airplane floating in the sky. Surrounded by other paper airplanes.

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a delightful and straightforward project that lets your heart take flight. Using just a few folds, create a charming surprise that will lift the spirits of your loved ones. 💌

Feel free to embark on this heartfelt adventure and spread joy through your creative gesture! 

Pre-K Quick Projects : The Airplane is in the Hangar

A plane inside of an AMA hangar

During this engaging lesson, students explore airplane hangars through a captivating read-aloud book, interactive discussions, and a fun activity. They sing a delightful song and retrieve pictures of various aircraft from a creatively decorated cardboard box. The lesson wraps up with a concise summary and a gentle reminder that airplanes rest peacefully in their hangars.

Pre-K Quick Projects: Let’s Fly a Kite!

a person flying a kite in a field

In this engaging activity, students will dive into the world of kite flying. They’ll start by reading a captivating book about kites, sharing their own kite-flying experiences, and then get hands-on by creating and flying their very own kites using a sled kite template. Throughout the activity, they’ll explore important learning standards and concepts, including observation, counting, shapes, and motor skills.🪁

Pre-K Counting Aircraft: Skyward Adventures

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In this engaging activity, students explore counting by examining pictures of aircraft and tallying their numbers to prevent airport runways from becoming overcrowded. Additionally, they engage in discussions about their favorite things to count and gain insights into the significance of counting.