Flying stem activities

Paper STEM Activities for a Cheap and Easy Science Education. Homeschool can be expensive, but it doesn't have to be when you're doing STEM activities. These 18 easy paper STEM activities are perfect for any budget and educational level. From making towers and bridges with construction paper, to flying airplanes, from weaving to origami, there's something here for everyone. So roll up your sleeves and get started on your science education today!

You and your kids will love putting together these simple helicopters and watching them fly! *Video below

It's been hot lately. Like melt your face off hot. Okay, maybe I'm exaggerating, but sometimes it's nice to do an indoor activity to at lea...

Make a flying paper helicopter using just 3 blades! If you're looking for a super fun, entertaining and educational activity for your kids, this is it. Check out the full tutorial to learn how to make this flying paper helicopter. #3BladesPaperHelicopter #HowToMakeAPaperHelicopter #DIYFlyingPaperHelicopter

Which kid does not like paper airplanes? If you have kids bored at home, make this DIY paper helicopter and have them race each other! This energy busting activity is also a great STEM experiment that gives you an opportunity to teach your kids science at home. #EasySTEMScienceActivity #EnergyBustingIndoorGamesAtHome #DIYBoredomBusters #DIYPaperHelicopter

Find a super-simple tutorial to make a paper plate flying saucer toy that looks REALLY COOL when it is thrown like a frisbee and will get the kids outside to have some out of this world fun! {One Time Through}

Rubber band helicopters are easy and fun to make. Learn how you can make one a home, and learn tips to really make them fly!

Learn how to make a paper airplane launcher! Use simple supplies like a paper clip and elastic to make your planes soar. It's SO MUCH FUN!

This is a really fun, and really simple paper helicopter activity and craft. Perfect for STEM lessons, indoor boredom busters and more.

No doubt you've made a paper airplane before, but have you ever made an air spinner, flipping fish or twirling triangle? What else can you make fly through the air, and what makes these things move the way they do? This post contains affiliate links, please see disclosures for more information. Physics for Kids: Lift How does a plane stay in the air? You can do a simple activity to understand this physics concept. The reason airplanes and birds have lift is due to a concept called…