DL9-Aircraft Designers

1. Watch this instructional video.

 2. Design an airplane. (two classes to complete)


  • Drawing of the plane from the top and/or side
  • Name of your plane (for example - Hollinger X7 Windduster)
  • Purpose of you plane (scientific research  - scans the rain forests)
  • Specifications (infra-red camera to look for life, oxygen meter to check on air quality, can land like a helicopter or on a runway like a regular plane so it can land in forest areas so we can look for life)
3. Post your drawing and the information on slide #9

4. Check out the new Animal of the Day video below!


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