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Friday, May 05, 2006

The Sled Kite


The Sled Kite
By: Jeremiah F.

I will tell you how to make a sled kite. First you have to read the directions and then make a list of supplies. You need dowels, gift wrap or plastic kitchen garbage bag, bendable straws, string, packing tape, scissors, permanent marker, and a yard stick. Check to see if you have everything on your list and then you make the kite.
First mesure 18” from top to bottom. Then 13 3/4” from botom to center and 9” in from side to middle. Draw straight lines down the center & across the middle. Reinforce the center with tape and cut an X there. Mark 1” lines centered at each corner. Then draw lines to connect. You have a diamond shape. Now cut the plastic bag in the shape of a the diamond. After that decorate the kite with permanent marker. Cut the straw into 4 parts and tape them to the corner for support. Then put the dowels in the straw posckets and tape down the dowels. Finally connect the line to the dowels through the X
When you fly your kite, keep it away from electric wires and on’t fly on stormy days.
Finally, go fly your kite!


Website for this kites plans:
http://www.air-fun/class.asp

Good kite website:
http://www.kites.org/zoo/class.html

6 Comments:

  • Jeremiah,

    We are so proud of the great job you did on your kite and how well you were able to write the directions for it! You're a great boy, we love you a whole bunch!
    Love, Mom and Marin
    (Dad will write his own comment!)

    By Blogger Lynn, at 2:58 PM  

  • You wrote great details step by step! I bet that you had more fun making a kite then if you would of bought one at the store! Keep up the great writing!I loved seeing a picture of your kite too.

    Mrs. Johnson
    4th Grade Teacher

    By Blogger Room 210 Writers, at 9:54 AM  

  • Jeremiah,
    Awesome achievement, and we hope to see the kite fly soon. You did a great job explaining the process in making the kite.
    Way to go!!
    Dave, Shari and Miranda Fricke
    Buddie, Clyde and Isabella

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 9:49 PM  

  • Jeremiah,
    How did yours end up flying? I tried to keep track of how all the kites did, but I couldn't! We didn't have the greatest weather for it, but I still had fun making them!

    Mrs. Taylor

    By Blogger lindajt9, at 5:19 AM  

  • Jeremiah,
    Wow! You did a great job explaining how to make your kite. I liked the picture on your blog so I could see the final product. Maybe you could help Colton and Shea build a kite like yours.
    Kim Z.

    By Blogger Kim, at 5:25 PM  

  • I like how you described the measuring. It seemed really hard to do. This seems like a fun kite to fly because you get to decorate it.

    Tim, Noel, Mercedes and Bonnie

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 7:03 AM  

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