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Paper Dart Flight

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Paper Dart Flight

Paper dart flying through the air

✈️ Part 1: Paper Dart Knowledge

1. What makes a paper dart fly through the air?

Magic

A push or force

The paper is alive

2. Which part of the dart is most important for flying straight?

The wings

The colour

The size of the paper

3. What happens when you fold the wings bigger?

The dart flies faster

The dart glides more

Nothing changes

4. Circle the things that also fly like your paper dart:

Birds

Rocks

Aeroplanes

Cars

🔬 Part 2: Flight Observations

5. Draw your paper dart design in the box below:
6. Describe how your dart flew the first time:

My dart flew ______________ and went ______________ metres.

It flew in a ______________ line / wobbly line. (Circle one)

7. What changes did you make to improve your dart?
8. After making changes, how did your dart fly?

My dart flew ______________ than before.

The changes made it fly: better / worse / the same. (Circle one)

💭 Part 3: Thinking About Flight

9. Why do you think some paper darts fly better than others?
10. If you could make another paper dart, what would you do differently?
11. Complete this sentence:

When I throw my paper dart, the ______________ from my hand makes it ______________.

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