Contains illustrated, step-by-step instructions for making twenty different paper airplanes out of one sheet of paper that require no glue or cutting.

"Get a bird's-eye view of airplanes, past and present. Introduce early readers in preK-2 to the variety of boats and ships they can see in their community and in their world. Cover the basics of how airplanes work, along with a brief history. Bold photographs and energetic text are perfect for read-alouds or introductions to transportation units. A short photo timeline in the back will reinforce how technology has changed over time."--Provided by...

This book examines how these advances are impacting aviation and gives pilots the tools and knowledge they need to fly safely and efficiently in this new environment. This book explains these technologies in plain English and from the pilot`s perspective, and shows how they work together to create a new way of flying in the Digital Age. Fly the Glass Cockpit Like a Pro first examines several technologies which have really "taken off" in the last seven...

"Book will introduce the reader to high fliers"--

When his toy airplane crashes, a pet mouse becomes lost in the woods.

Traces the history and development of aircraft from hot-air balloons to jetliners, and includes information on the principles of flight and the inner workings of various flying machines.

An airplane takes off, flies, and lands after having passed over cities, country areas, lakes, and more.

Challenge your readers to fly faster and higher with these wild, expert-level paper airplane projects. Step-by-step, 4D-supported instructions show aspiring pilots how to build the Space Bomber, the Sparrowhawk, and more, while sidebars and a special "Inside the Hangar" feature dive into the basic science and engineering concepts related to flight.