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Making a Paper Airplane: Part 1
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Summary: Learn the fifteenth and final step to make a paper airplane from an expert in this free how-video on kids crafts and making paper airplanes.
Sean Salazar has taught in both Schools and Community Centers, specializing in Math and English. Working as a tutor he helped students prepare for math exams by teaching ways to...read more
"I'm going to show you how to make some paper airplanes. The easiest way to change how your plane flies is to add tabs. All you have to do is to make a little tabs on the wings and you can adjust them to your liking. Turning the tabs up can make your plane rise, down can make them go lower. Turning one up can help your plane turn. And you can use these to do different tricks. These work on pretty much any plane. With any plane try to get your folds as exact as possible. Doesn't have to be perfect but the more exact it is the better balance it will be and the better it will fly. And you want to really make sure when you crease the plane, the creases are really, really, sharp. That's going to be important to keeping the plane together."
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