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It is all about the form |
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Concentration face |
Those paper airplanes your child is constructing with their homework are actually educational. They shouldn't be using their homework, but the airplanes are teaching your child engineering. There are a thousand different ways to fold a paper airplane and it takes a while to find the perfect fit for you. Of coarse, you want to know what your plane needs to do before you worry about constructing it. Mr. Reynolds set up a couple of different tasks for the students in the A-3 Program. Students were given a few chances to construct different airplanes for the different tasks. One plane had to fly the greatest distance and the other plane had to fly the straightest.
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Sometimes it just takes a good teacher |
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Maybe a big wind up is key? |
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