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Type-Diamond
Fly-yes
Iteration-we put a knot in the string which did nothing.
Reflection-Our kite flew but it would've flown way better if we made the kite bend a little more so the air will go under the kite and will make it fly better.

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Type ~ Delta
Fly ~ Yes
Iteration ~ Put strings on both sides to better control kite
Reflection ~ The kite was perfect. We should've used Lighter sticks and less tape and glue to make the overall kite lighter so it would take less wind to fly the kite.

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type . Diamond
fly. No
lliteration.we added a tail to the kite and tried to make it proportional

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Type: Diamond
Fly: No
Iteration: We first adjusted the string to the kite by making the triangle tighter, which didn’t work. Then we added a tail to the kite, which caused it to fly but not correctly.
Reflection: Overall, we believe we did a pretty good job on making the kite, but we made it too heavy. If the kit was lighter, it would’ve flew.

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Julian Benn, Bryce Bynum & Jocelyn De La Sancha

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Julian Benn, Bryce Bynum & Jocelyn De La Sancha

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Type: Sled kite
Did it fly?

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Type: Diamond Kite
Did it fly? Yes.
Iteration: Starting off, our first attempt to fly the kite wasn't a success. One of the reasons was do to the wrong placement of the string. We placed the string at the end, even though it was supposed to be at the middle. This caused our kite to fly.
Reflection: In conclusion, the whole process of making the kite was a great learning experience. Every little detailed mattered. Just like the positioning of the string. This taught us a lot since this was the first time we've done something like this.

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Kite Project: Haley Tillman, Ashlyn Campbell, Elijah Wiseman

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Kite Project: Haley Tillman, Ashlyn Campbell, Elijah Wiseman

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Type: Diamond
Fly: Yes
Iteration: Our first attempt was a kite without a tail, or cape. This resulted in the kite flying all sorts of directions and in circles. Overall, it was unstable. To fix this, we made a cape, or tail, out of tissue paper that was attached to the back of the kite. This allowed the kite to fly more stable and straight.
Reflection: Overall we did pretty good and worked together to get the total cost and design of the kite. We probably could have done better with appearance if we had more time and if materials were cheaper, but in the end it came together.

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Genesis  Lee, Alvin Djoume, Calvin Phillips

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Genesis  Lee, Alvin Djoume, Calvin Phillips

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Type: Diamond
Fly: No
Iteration: We changed the length of the bamboo stick and had to modify the size of the kite,  and we also changed the angle.
Reflection: The only problem with our kite is that it wasn't open enough to let the air flow in so it wouldn't stay up as long.

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Type: Box
Fly :Yes
Iteration: We changed the placement of the kite strings to make it fly better.
Reflection : We could've used lighter materials to make the kite fly better

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Type: Delta kite
Fly ?  Yes
Iteration: We removed one of our three strings that was preventing our kite from flying, with that our kite began to fly. We also added weight to the back of our kite to abide by Newton’s 3rd law. With that our kite flew much better. We also got rid of our handle bar.
Reflection:  When flying a kite, it’s important to know all the different affects of forces and gravity.

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Type: Diamond
Fly?: Yes
Iteration: We added a longer string to hold it and to be able to move it around as it flies.
Reflection: Our kite was pretty stable but didn't fly for a long time.

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Type: Sled Kite
Fly: Our kite did fly
Iteration: We added a longer piece of string so that we were able to handle the kite better. Adding the string helped us mange our kite better than we were able to. Another change we had made was to add a tail at the end of the design of our kite to balance out our kite because at first it was too top heavy.
Reflection: In order to make our kite better, we decided to plan to build a light kite so it could fly better and also so we had a manageable budget. We also added a string in order to be able to carry the kite better than we were able to and have a tail at the end of the kite.

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type: delta
fly: yes
iteration: added more string and moved the string in a different place.
reflection: the kite flew for like 5 seconds then started going out of control.

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Kite Project Nelson, Charlie, Quentin, Peter

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Kite Project Nelson, Charlie, Quentin, Peter

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Type: Diamond
Fly: Yes
Iteration: We added another string so that the kite could be a bit more balanced so it could fly better

Reflection: It flew but it was unstable and flew in different directions

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Chris(71), Sean(72), and William(69) Kite project

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Chris(71), Sean(72), and William(69) Kite project

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Type: Diamond
Fly?: No
Iteration: Added tail to keep from spinning and add balance.
Reflection: May not have been concave enough, so the kite didn’t catch any wind.

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Kite Project Camryn Brown, Noemi Madrigal, Kevia Sanders lc Bennett 

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Kite Project Camryn Brown, Noemi Madrigal, Kevia Sanders lc Bennett 

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Type: Diamond
Fly: A little bit after a few tries and adjustments.
Iteration: The kite was too heavy because of the sticks, we did not have a tail, and we placed in the string in the wrong area.
Reflection: In order to make our kite fly better, we should’ve used either less or more lightweight materials, added a tail so that it would be bottom heavy, and put the string at the top so that the wind could hit it more effectively.

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type :delta
fly:yes
iteration: we used a different material to add some weight to the the kite and instead of tape we used glue
reflection:the kite flew better after we made changes to the material and the way we built it

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Type: Diamond
Lteration: first get wide paper and place your sticks and draw out a diamond on the paper then cut it out the place your sticks and glue them after you put your string your done
Fly:Yes
Refelction: the kite has too much weight on it so It always turn around when it starts flying

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Type: Bowed Kite
Fly: No
Iteration: We added four tissue paper strings and two skewers to the bottom of the kite for weight but it still didn't fly
Reflection: We believe that the kite didn't fly because of an unbalance in weight and proportions of everything.

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Type:Diamond
Fly:Yes
Iteration: Added more straws to the kite
Reflection:after testing it the first time it didn’t have enough support so we added straws to the side so it could fly better.

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Type of kite: Diamond Kite
Iteration: first the cross section must be measured and built 19cm and 19.5cm then must be glued to the gift wrap measured and cut in a form of a diamond then tie a string to the center
Fly: Yes it can fly
Reflection: the kite flies a little and it is a little unbalanced but it still flies a little

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By Larry, ifran,alijah

Diamond kite
Iteration: we moved the string to the middle of the kite.
Fly: yes
Reflection: The first time we tested it really didn’t fly ,overall are kite is in work in progress.

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Type: Diamond
Fly? No
Iteration: Tied the string first, then glued it second
Reflection: The kite didn't have enough support, so it kept flopping whenever we went to fly it.

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Type: Box Kite
Fly? No
Iteration: Re-positioned the pull string which made no difference.
Reflection: I think it wasn't perfectly square on its short axis which caused it to roll.