Pre-K-8th Grade

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! 

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.🪁

In this engaging activity, young learners look into the engineering design process as they construct and launch paper airplanes. Along the way, they practice counting and apply math skills to compare the distances achieved by different throws.

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.

In this engaging lesson, students explore the fundamental movements of an airplane—pitch, yaw, and roll—through a read-aloud and interactive discussion. They then participate in a lively conga line activity, simulating these movements while pretending to be airplanes. The lesson wraps up with a thoughtful summary, encouraging students to consider the aircraft components responsible for these motions and to continue enjoying their imaginative airplane play.

Young students will explore the world of flying seeds through a captivating book. They'll learn about seed dispersal mechanisms and create paper whirly-birds inspired by maple seeds. The goal is to deepen their understanding and inspire observation of seeds in flight.