What Makes Things Fly? – Aerospace for Grades 1–3 [1A]

Description

Why Do Things Fly? Let’s Find Out.

This aerospace class for kids in Corona, CA is taught by working engineers. Kids flight experiment class OC. In this hands-on aerospace class for grades 1–3, young learners discover the real science behind flight — lift, drag, gravity, and air resistance — by building and testing their own gliders and paper airplanes. Every session is taught by active aerospace engineers in Southern California, bringing real-world knowledge into a fun, age-appropriate format.

What Students Do Each Week

Each class is built around a new flight experiment. Students build straw gliders, fold and test paper airplane designs, explore how wing shape affects stability, and experiment with balloon-powered propulsion and parachute drops. There’s always something new to build, test, and improve — keeping every student engaged from start to finish. Kids flight experiment class OC,

The Mini Airshow Finale

The session wraps up with a mini airshow where students proudly launch their own designs. Whether it’s a perfectly folded paper airplane or a custom straw glider, every child gets to celebrate what they’ve built and learned. It’s a memorable moment that builds confidence and gets kids excited about science and engineering. Flight science class grades 1-3 Southern California

Available in Corona, OC, and Fontana

This class is offered at NovaEd AeroLab locations across Southern California — including Corona, Orange County, and Fontana. Taught by working aerospace engineers, it’s one of the few STEM programs in the region where kids learn flight science from professionals who do it for a living. After school aerospace program Corona, OC and Fontana.

Corona:

Thursdays 4:00-5:30 pm

Apr-9 to May 7

+ Flight Show: Sunday May-10

Days off: None

OC:

Wednesdays 4:00-5:30 pm

Apr-8 to May-6

+ Flight Show Sunday May-10

Days off: None

Fontana:

Fridays 2:30-4:00 pm

Apr-10 to May-8

+ Flight Show Sunday May-10

Days off: None