KaZoon Kite Kit
KaZoon Kite Kit
KaZoon Kite Kit
KaZoon Kite Kit
KaZoon Kite Kit

KaZoon Kite Kit

KaZoon Kite Kit

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Go fly a kite and discover the principles of flying. Assemble a flying tetrahedron kite that soars so easily you might have trouble getting it down!

Looking for standards-based activities to accompany these materials? The KaZoon Kites Teacher’s Guide is available for print here, or you can download a digital copy for free here.

Looking for fun activities to accompany these materials? Download the KaZoon Kites Elementary STEM Activity Guide for free here.

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Go fly a kite and discover the principles of flying. Assemble a flying tetrahedron kite that soars so easily you...

Grades 3-12
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Specifications

  • Assembly Method: Gluing
  • Tools Required: Scissors and ruler
  • Students Served: 2
  • Level: Suitable for Grades 3 and up
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Grades 3-12

What You'll Get

KaZoon Kite Kit
  • 2 construction clips
  • Glue stick
  • 50 plastic drinking straws
  • Spool of kite string
  • Sheets of 20" x 30" tissue paper
  • Lifting Surface Template with String Measurement Guide

Support Materials

Learning Values

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Science

  • Forces
  • Lifting bodies
  • Newton’s laws
  • Equilibrium
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Technology

  • Attributes of design
  • Structures
  • Historical perspectives
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Engineering

  • Problem solving
  • Materials strength
  • Technological design
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Math

  • Geometric solids
  • Binomial expansion
  • Measuring angles
  • Congruency
“The KaZoon Kite isn’t your ordinary, run-of-the mill kite. No, indeed. It’s a tetrahedron. . . . I guarantee this is one of the most interesting kites you’ll ever see. . . . After seeing the unique shape and style of the kite, I was looking forward to trying it out. . . . All in all, this would be a fun family project, and if your kids enjoy hands-on activities, I can’t see going wrong with this one. Check it out.”

– Jonathan Lewis, editor, Home School Enrichment magazine