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    This essay is a "how-to" essay that fully explains in detail how to make a paper airplane. It also give history of the paper airplane and instructions on how to put it into flight. PAPER AIRPLANE Since early in history‚ man has been fascinated with the sky and possibilities of flight. Improvements in flight‚ especially in the 20th century‚ have revolutionized the world. People can go around the world in less than a day‚ cross oceans in a matter of hours‚ even go from city to city in a fraction

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    everyone should really know: How to make a good paper airplane. One day‚ each of you will grow up‚ and probably have at least one male child‚ and this skill can provide them with hours of fun that is incredibly cheap! Or maybe you’ll be an elementary school teacher trying to find something fun and easy to do with your students for a short period of time. What better way of entertaining a group of kids than by teaching them to make their own toys? So to make a good paper airplane‚ all you have to do is

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    How to make the best airplane in the world Step 1 Start with an A4 paper or remove 19mm of a standard US letter (8 1/2 x 11) paper. Fold the top right corner to the left side edge. Use the folding tool to nail the creases and unfold. Then repeat the same steps with the left corner.  Step 2 Take one side and lay it against the crease leaving 1 to 2 millimeters of space between the side of the paper and the crease. Then open the paper and do the same with the other side. Take both sides

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    Brownie speech Specific Purpose: To teach the class how to make brownies Introduction Stressed spelled backwards spells desserts‚ coincidence? I think not. Author of this quote is unknown. I have to fully agree with this statement because when I’m stressed or having a bad day‚ I just love to come to my kitchen and bake something. One of my favorite things to bake is a brownie. Thesis: (So) Today I will show you that anybody can make their own brownies that is fresh as can be. Audience motivation:

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    Paper Airplanes Project Design Plan: * I want to know what type of paper airplane model will fly the farthest. I believe airplane design is very important when trying to see how far a paper airplane will fly. The different shape and narrowness or width as well as weight distribution are all factors in flight distance. So if I have a narrow paper airplane‚ a very wide one‚ and one in between‚ which on will fly the farthest? * The relevance of this experiment is similar to understanding

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    Instructions for Making a Paper Airplane Materials: 1.One sheet of smooth‚ stiff paper. Use a standard sheet (8½ x 11 inches). Make sure it has 90° corners and straight edges. 2.A flat and smooth work surface. It should be sturdy‚ and at least as big as the paper. Procedure: 1.Fold the paper in half lengthwise. Crease the fold‚ then turn it inside out and crease again. (Open up the folded page and fold it along the same line in the opposite direction.) Make sure that the edges are aligned so

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    design a way to enable humans to fly. In nineteenth century England‚ Cayley makes the first practical attempts to fly using large glider models of planes. In 1903‚ Orville and Wilbur Wright conduct the first actual flight from the ground using engine power in Kitty Hawk‚ N. C. These events paved the way (satirically put) for numerous improvements to be made. Generally speaking and contrary to popular belief‚ airplanes don’t float on the air‚ they’re sucked up into it. This reason is known as

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    How to Fold an Advanced Paper Airplane Introduction Knowing how to fold a paper airplane is an easy and cost effective way to impress your friends as well as teaching yourself a new skill in less than ten minutes. These instructions will guide you to creating a paper airplane that is easy to remember and effective at flying. Note: Folding should take place on a flat surface. Also‚ you can follow the figures at the bottom of the page step by step for further clarification on how to complete the instructions

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    Demonstrative Communication Paper Demonstrative Communication Paper The definition of demonstrative communication is the non-verbal communication in which senders and receivers exchange messages and feedbacks in an unwritten‚ unspoken‚ wordless manner. Non-verbal communication is at times intentional and other times done without intention. Facial expressions‚ tone of voice‚ and body postures are just a few gestures of demonstrative communications that convey the senders’ thoughts and emotions

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    Demonstrative Communication Paper Demonstrative Communication Paper Sharie Shepherd November 25‚ 2012 BCOM/275 Dr. Phil Harris Demonstrative Communication Paper Communication can be verbal or nonverbal. According to Papa (2012)‚ “for example‚ if you say‚ "I love you‚" and then kiss your spouse‚ the words are verbal and the action of the kiss is the nonverbal communication” (para. 3). Humans would not survive without the different forms of communication. There are many forms of communication

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