How Do You Make Parachute Men As A Childrens Craft?
When the battle heats up, a backyard brawl with action figures calls for a change in strategy. Launch an air assault with paratroopers by crafting your own parachute out of items you have at home. Parachute toys are easy to make and offer children an unforgettable lesson about the physics of drag and gravity in the process. This is a simple craft for a rainy day, and makes a cool party activity for a military or aviation themed birthday. The best part is that this project can be accomplished quickly with repurposed materials you have around the house. Cut a 12- to 15-inch diameter circle out of a shopping bag or trash bag. Shape it by folding it into a square and trimming the edges of the open side. Use very sharp scissors to keep from tearing the plastic. Cut six 30-inch-long pieces of string. Dental floss works very well for this project, but any lightweight string is effective. Lay the body of your parachute on a flat surface and place six small pieces of tape at equal distances aro
