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Use Rebecca's design. :)

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Cuts in the wings so air can pass through.

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Instead of tape or staples maybe paper clips.

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Parachute on it

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Larger Body

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Change the stem and make it lighter

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longer blades that are maybe thinner

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Make the blades longer and lighter, so that the Whirligig stays in the air longer, hopefully the blades could be thinner.

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open bottom; air runs through it making it more steady so that it will fall for a longer period

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More Wings, sorry for spam.

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make it lighter so it will make it go slow

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Make it lighter so that it will fall to the ground slower. And make longer wings so it can take up more space.

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Longer wings so the air hits more surface area/drag

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less of an angle on the wings

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Longer wings because it adds more that it has to drag down.

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Heavier

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smaller stern by about 1 cm and a longer blade by about 3 cm because I think the longer the wings the more control and the easier it glides

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Corkscrew-like strands that curve around the stem to make it spin and an umbrella-like top for air time. Add weight on the bottom to counterbalance the air resistance caused by the umbrella-like top.

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shorter stem by about a couple inches so it won't touch the ground for a couple seconds longer

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Wing angled upward a bit will spin faster and slow it down

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Tilted (Aka curved) wings so it catches the air faster and cuts through the air better

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more wings the higher wings would be longer

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Longer wings by 3 inches for lower wing loading and slower spinning.
1 inch Longer stern for more stability
Maybe more wings (4) More drag and lower wing loading

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Lighten whirligig to make it descend faster because the heavier the object is the faster it will fall.

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Increased weight to make it start spinning sooner or bigger blades so it will catch more air. Four blades for the same reason listed above.

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lighten up the stern (use staples instead of tape??) if we cut off some of the fold ins it might make it lighter also

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Add two more wings - This will give it more of a lift on the air, and will make the spin be more balanced and controlled.

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convex wings: they will catch more air

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To have bigger wings to slow it down

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put wings at an angle so it might spin more

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Lighter, larger wings to make it float and spin better, this can be done by maybe thinner paper or less paper in the stem

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Longer Wings by a couple inches because it causes more drag

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Bigger blades for more lift and a weight to make it spin faster and sooner