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Make a parachute using a square of tissue paper. Cut four strings or lengths of wool, all of equal length. Tie or tape one to each scrunched up corner of the tissue square. Tie a card wheel to the loose ends of the strings to represent the parachutist (a Lego man would be even better!) | |||
Make a parachute using a square of tissue paper. Cut four strings or lengths of wool, all of equal length. Tie or tape one to each scrunched up corner of the tissue square. Tie a card wheel to the loose ends of the strings to represent the parachutist | |||
Which material makes a good parachute? | Which material makes a good parachute? | ||
