This activity shows how a paper aeroplane, glider or helicopter falls to the ground much more slowly and gracefully than a scrunched-up piece of paper. It’s all thanks to the forces generated by air pressing on, and moving over, the surface of the paper.
SMG Learning Activities – Make It Fly (PDF Document)
Make a paper mouse fly like a rocket using a milk bottle and some air pressure.
Find ways to boost your smartphone speakers using objects found around the home.
Put your engineering skills into practice by building a tall, strong tower out of spaghetti.
Build your own pinball machine and use it to explore Newton’s Laws of Motion while challenging your friends!
