Types of paper airplanes

Kids love making Paper Airplane airplanes, flying them around the house or yard. But sometimes, they want more variety than the classic designs they know by heart.

I found these instructions on the internet - if these belong to you or to a book, I apologize I found them without any credit. I picked these varieties because they were simple enough most students could work their way through them, and the instructions are all on one sheet!

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Use these Disney Planes paper airplane templates to print, fold and fly the best paper airplanes.

Learn the simple steps for high-flying fun with this tutorial on five basic paper airplane patterns.

Folding and flying airplanes is a perfect activity to keep little ones busy for a while! This airplane flying game is the perferct rainy day energy buster!

The dart, also known as simply a paper airplane, is the best known traditional paper airplane design and one of the simplest. As the name suggests, the plane's flight is like a dart, straight and fast over a decent amount of time. Begin with a 8 1/2" by 11" (standard American printer paper) or a A4 sheet of paper. Fold paper in half long way. Fold the top two corners down. Bring the slanted edges to the center line. Fold on the long crease. Fold the wings down parallel to the back…

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Looking for an indoor plane that flies really straight? Then try this one. It's called The Sparrow, follow these steps to make your own.