The document describes experiments throwing paper airplanes with various modifications. Six throws were conducted with changes like adding a paperclip to the nose or adjusting the elevators. The longest flight was predicted to be over 12 feet. Observations matched the prediction as the planes landed gently. The evaluator determined the proper construction and force of throwing enabled the flights, and modifications like paperclips and elevators helped the planes fly similarly to real airplanes.

1. Airplane Throws By: Haley Borowy

2. Changes to the Airplanes Throw 1 : No changes were made to the plane. Throw 2: 1paperclip was added to the nose of the plane. Throw 3 : Elevators were pushed down. Throw4 : Elevators were pushed down and a paperclip was added to the nose. Throw 5: Elevators were pushed up. Throw 6: 1 paperclip was added to the nose.

3. Time Aloft

4. Length of airplane flights

6. PREDICTION:

7. I predict that the air planes will go at least more than 12 ft. and will land gently like a real airplane.

8. OBSERVATION:

9. The procedure I observed was exactly my prediction.

10. EVALUATION:

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