Crafting a Glider

What materials are required to make the glider?

• Wooden sticks, fabric, glue, and scissors

• Cotton swabs, colored paper, scissors, glue or tape

• Plastic straws, cardboard, glue, and paint

• Metal rods, paper, tape, and scissors

What part of the cotton swab is used for the fuselage?

• The stick part

• The middle section

• The cotton end

• The entire swab

How do you determine the width of the wings?

• By the size of the scissors

• By measuring the length of the cotton swab

• By personal preference for wide or skinny wings

• By the color of the paper

What is the next step after cutting the wings?

• Folding the wings

• Attaching the tail

• Gluing the wings to the fuselage

• Painting the wings

How is the tail attached to the glider?

• Using glue in the center of the paper

• By stapling it

• With a rubber band

• By sewing it on

What is the purpose of folding the wings and tail?

• To make them look pretty

• To ensure they are even and secure

• To make them longer

• To change the color

What is the final step before testing the glider?

• Adding decorations

• Letting the glue dry

• Painting the glider

• Cutting the fuselage

What should you do if the glider is not secure enough?

• Add more glue

• Use a piece of tape

• Re-cut the wings

• Make a new fuselage

What can you do if you want to make more gliders?

• Use a different type of paper

• Add more glue

• Make them in various sizes and colors

• Use different materials

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