Pre-K-8th Grade

Discover how to create a paper bat plane using just a standard piece of paper and simple folding instructions. This delightful project is perfect for flying under the moonlight!🦇✨

Introducing the Paper Plane Launcher—an ingenious device for consistent paper airplane launches. Whether you're a budding scientist or an aviator, this affordable gadget takes your flights to new heights. Safety-conscious engineers recommend adult supervision. Buckle up, launch your paper fleet, and let the adventure begin!

Hovercrafts harness pressurized air to glide effortlessly, performing jaw-dropping maneuvers. Build your own model at home and explore the fascinating interplay of energy, lift, drag, friction, thrust, and gravity!

Gravity and drag present obstacles for flying machines, but mitigating their effects is possible through parachute design and testing. 🪂✨

Learn how to build your own kite using common household items, creating a fun and personalized flying experience while also gaining knowledge about the four forces of flight. Just remember to fly your kite safely and away from any obstacles or power lines.

Careful observation and data collection are crucial in science experiments, even when it involves analyzing the speed and energy of a homemade rocket ship, making it an exciting task.

Did you know the U.S. launched a mouse into space in 1950 aboard a V-2 rocket? You can use your own burst of energy to send a paper mouse flying through the air with this fun rocket craft. A few easy-to-find supplies from home are all you’ll need!