STEM

Click here or on the image above to design your own paper airplane! Provided by the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum on their flight science

Editor’s note: This project is part of a NASA grant for which the AMA has partnered with the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. Jeff helped the

Fuselage Total length: 111/ 4 inches I. Made from 6- to 8-pound A-grain balsa sheet in two pieces that are later joined around the wing’s center line

The paper rocket is an exciting, hands-on way to teach STEM concepts to your students (or to make at home just for fun)! This activity, created

The indoor paper box kite is an exciting, hands-on way to teach STEM concepts to your students (or to make at home just for fun)! This activity

The Da Vinci parachute is an exciting, hands-on way to teach STEM concepts to your students (or to make at home just for fun)! This activity, created

Originally by Kurt Krempetz for AMA Glider A combination of launching height and sink rate is what determines how long a glider will stay aloft (glide

By Bill Kuhl Check out his website for a lot of great science activities! Ideas and Inspiration In my presentations lately I have been talking much