Suzy visits the Queenstown Airport to find out what makes things fly. Maybe she'll find a way to help herself fly!

“Flight” is the very first Bill Nye the Science Guy episode in the series, and it’s where Bill Nye really took off… literally.

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Join Nanogirl as she hypothesises and experiments her way through five STEM activities, to figure out how she can overcome gravity and fly through the air!

Flight: Control in the Air covers the principles of flight and the structures and adaptations that make flight possible.

See some amazing forces in action when you combine a hair dryer with a ping pong ball.

Teach students about concepts such as air pressure and static electricity with the help of some fun balloon demonstrations and activities.

A spooky experiment to learn all about Bernoulli’s Principle with your children this Halloween!

Nanogirl crash lands at Whenuapai Airforce Base with Juanita and some friends from Papakura Intermediate, to find out how planes fly. Handy information for keeping her Jetvolt in the air...

Nanogirl blasts off in her jetvolt with Jasper and his friends from Mt Cook School as they seek to find out how high birds can fly. Luckily, Gary Miskelly from Te Papa is all aflutter to help them find the answer.

Flight is a fun topic that features many interesting science principles and facts. Kids will enjoy the cool flying demonstrations and activities featured in this lesson plan.

Have fun making a kite with your own special design before heading outside on a windy day to test it out. Can you get it to fly high in the wind?

Kids love making paper airplanes and gliders so it can be a great activity that is both fun and educational. Test student's problem solving skills with these fun challenges.

Make your own paper helicopter and test it with a number of different challenges. Learn about important flight concepts and use those ideas to perfect your designs.

It's not hard to realize the importance of a good skydiving parachute. Design and create your own parachute that slowly and accurately descends to the ground.

Wow your friends with this amazing feat of science - it’s easy when you know how!

Learn how to make your own Hoop Glider and see how far it can fly!

This book introduces children to the concepts of floating in and falling through air. It offers a variety of opportunities for them to carry out fair tests in situations that they will find fun yet challenging.

Explore renewable energy in this fun, hands-on STEM lesson. Available free for teachers, it includes curriculum-matched teaching notes.

A good understanding of the nature and properties of this substance will help children when they come to investigate and understand science concepts about air pressure, floating and flying in air, and the movement of air as it relates to wind and weather conditions.