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Paper Gyrocopter Take your kids for a spin around the neighborhood with a toy gyrocopter. You can make one in five easy steps. Materials • One sheet of plain paper • Pinking shears or scissors • One paper clip Step 1: Cut out a 6 1/2-inch-long by 1 1/2-inch-wide strip of paper. (Note: We found that using pinking shears made the gyrocopter fly better, but one cut out with ordinary scissors works well too.) Step 2: Starting at the top, cut a 3-inch slit down through the middle of the strip to create a pair of wings. Step 3: Fold the wings down in opposite directions from one another. Step 4: Attach a paper clip to the bottom of the strip for weight. Tips: Your child can drop the finished gyrocopter from an elevated spot, and it should spin to the ground. © FamilyFun. All rights reserved.
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