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Brilliant! We went online and found a few other simple paper airplane designs and had hours of fun before I put the kids to bed. Great idea! Thanks!
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I still love them! Have a cardboard boomerang I posted about too. Think your big girl will really enjoy experimenting with different shapes, and such a challenge for little one to catch!
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