Paper Airplanes and Other Super Flyers

Description

40 pages
$5.95
ISBN 0-55074-307-4
DDC j745.592

Publisher

Year

1996

Contributor

Illustrations by June Bradford
Reviewed by Ray Doiron

Ray Doiron is an assistant professor in the Faculty of Education at the
University of Prince Edward Island.

Review

Paper Airplanes and Other Super Flyers gives simple directions for
making four gliders, three twirling wings, two parachutes, and four
miscellaneous flyers. Supporting the step-by-step written directions are
lucid diagrams. Most young readers will be able to complete the projects
with minimal adult support.

Children who are beginners at making flyers will find the book useful
and enjoyable; more experienced “flyers” will be less challenged.
Teachers working on “flight” themes will want to add the book to
their collection of craft titles. Recommended.

Citation

Francis, Neil., “Paper Airplanes and Other Super Flyers,” Canadian Book Review Annual Online, accessed November 10, 2024, https://cbra.library.utoronto.ca/items/show/31658.