Illustration from Sleepy Bird copyright © 2018 by Jeremy Tankard.
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Making and flying paper airplanes is a good thing. You can fly them indoors (usually) and in confined outdoor spaces like backyards, driveways or on the sidewalk. They’re inexpensive and can be really fun to make.
They’re even better when they fly really far. But that’s often hard to do; the classic, five-fold paper airplane is awesome but it doesn’t always fly well.
In this YouTube video, you get step-by-step instructions on making five paper airplanes that are pretty simple (like, medium-hard, maybe) but most important, fly really far.
Do they live up to the hype and were they pretty easy to make? Let us know on our Facebook page, please.
