Page 11 - SK Year 5 Science DLP

Wow! The nose cone of your
paper plane is so attractive, Ravi.
Why did you design it that way?

This shape increases the mass of
the front part of the paper plane.
It will be more stable and can fly
farther. This is how I fold it.

Steps on how Ravi folded his paper plane:

C
A D
1 2 3
B C F
A E D
1 2 3 Legend:
C
F
B A
Fold part A to part B Fold part C to part D. Flip the folded
D
1 2 E 3
and unfold them. Then, fold part E to part F. paper over.
F
I B • folding direction
E
J
4 I H 5 6 K L
• flip over
G J
4 I H 5 6 K L
J • folding lines
4 G H 5 6 K L
G
Fold part G to part H. Unfold the bottom Fold part K to part L.
N
7 Then, fold part I to part J. part. O
8
M N P
O
7 8
M N P The completed paper plane.
O
7 8
M P 2 cm
Fold part M to Fold part O to part P. Repeat
part N. this step on the other side.

Look! My paper
plane is ready. Great! I predict that your
paper plane will fly far
because of the large size
of its wings.

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