How Do You Make A Paper Propeller?
Make a paper propeller to represent a boat motor or an airplane engine. A child can use it to power an imaginary vehicle crafted from a large cardboard box. Paper propellers come together quickly and use minimal resources. Even a twin engine aircraft can be properly equipped in a matter of minutes. Step 1 Fold a sheet of construction paper lengthwise, then across the width into quarters. Step 2 Cut into four lengths with rounded tops, all at once. Step 3 Cut rounded slots into the bottoms that will fold into stems. Step 4 Tape the stems together to shape a cross. Step 5 Make a diagonal fold in the same direction on all four blades. Step 6 Find a circular cap or container that covers the stems. Use that to trace over a folded piece of paper and cut out two circles to make a hub. Step 7 Place the circles on either side of the center of the stem crossing. Tape them on between the blades. Step 8 Stick a push pin through the center of the hub and wiggle it from side to side to make a loose
