Suitable for children of all ages up to the 8th grade
Before flying an RC plane, it is wise to practice on an remote control flight simulator. There are many versions present on the market and, much like other products, some of them are better than the others. Read on to understand the things you should consider before buying.

DroneBlocks offers everything you need to start a drone programming course or club for your 4th-8th grade students.

Project 3X5 by John Anderson, is a unique approach to educational aerodynamics-using simple 3"X5" index cards to create interesting, good flying paper gliders.
A Model Aviation unit of study for grades 3-5
This is a resource for our education outreach volunteers, as well as any model aviation educator or club that is seeking guidance. Here you will find ideas, activities, and suggestions on how to introduce model aviation activities in the classroom, at home, or out on the flying field!
Here you will find activities that will help you teach the basic science concepts of flight to your students!
Academy of Model Aeronautics members astronaut Hoot Gibson, comedian Jeff Dunham and airline captain Brad Lang explain the rules for flying drones safely. For more information visit www.knowbeforeyoufly.org
Sean D. Tucker talks about flying drones safely. For more information visit http://www.knowbeforeyoufly.org
Airline captain Brad Lang explains the rules for flying drones safely. For more information visit www.knowbeforeyoufly.org
Are you wondering what type of propeller to use? Let's look at some of the different types.

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