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TAKE-OFFS & LANDINGS

6/7-9 Golden West Fly-in & Air show Marysville, CACelebrating the 70th Anniversary of the Marysville Army Airfield.

7/20-21 Royal International Air TattooRAF Fairford, UKThe world’s largest military air show. One of the UK’s top outdoor family events.

7/29-8/4 EAA AirVenture Oshkosh Wittman Regional Airport, Oshkosh, WIFamous for over 500,000 visitors and massive fly-in of aircraft. Multiple displays as well as talks by influential people in aviation.

8/9-11 Abbotsford Air show Abbotsford, BC Canada’s largest air show/aviation festival.

8/15-18 Airbourne 2013Eastbourne Seafront, East Sussex, UKThe world’s largest free sea front air show.

8/23-25 TannkoshTannheim Airfield, GermanyThe European equivalent to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, Tannkosh attracts hundreds of private aircraft from all over Europe.

8/29-9/1 Bournemouth Air Festival Bournemouth Seafront, Dorset, UKFour day festival in August that attracts around 1,300,000 spectators.

9/11-15 Reno Air RacesReno, NevadaKnown as the “Worlds Fastest Motor Sport” Features civil air show acts and military flight demonstrations between races.

9/14-15 Southport Air ShowNorth West of EnglandThe largest air show in the North West of England featuring all things aviation.

10/4-6 Miramar Air showSan Diego, CAThe largest military air show in the nation that attracts an estimated 700,000 spectators.

International Air Shows

Director Klay Hall’s dad getting into an airplane.

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For more on Disney’s Planes, go to: www.disney.com/planes.

SPEND A DAY WITH DAD! As a child, Director Klay Hall loved watching planes take-off and land with his father, which later influenced the creation of Disney’s PLANES. This Father’s Day, plan an outing with your dad. Have brunch at your local airport restaurant and watch the planes take-off and land, then throughout the year you can spend the day with your dad at one of the international air shows from the list below. Discover your love for PLANES!

Look for local air shows in your area that are not listed here!

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For more on Disney’s Planes, go to: www.disney.com/planes.

Types of planes: Write down each type of aircraft you find at the air show.

Fill in the information about all the things you see at the air show!

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Military: Planes that are used in the military.

Aerobatic: Planes that do stunts.

Warbirds: Military planes from the past.

Propeller: Planes that have one or more propellers.

Jets: Planes that do not have propellers.

Homebuilt: Planes built by the pilot himself.

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Draw your favorite plane! Director Klay Hall loved drawing planes as a child. Draw your favorite plane from the air show below.

NAME OF PLANE: ________________________

AIR SHOW CHECKLIST

Klay Hall, Age 8

Plane maneuvers: Check off each maneuver that you see at the air show.

Loop

Straight Up

Straight Down

Landing

Take-off

Rolls

Spin

Inverted Flight

Dives

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Paper PlanesCreate Disney’s PLANES character paper planes! Six character versions for you and your friends to race with!

Print out this activity and follow the directions on the following pages to create six of the racer characters in Disney’s Planes.

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Paper Planes

Racer Game

Play the PLANES racer game with real paper planes. Print out the template pages, and follow the directions to create your racers. Then race them!

Let’s Race em’!

TO PLAY: Print the game board and paper plane templates. Follow the directions to create all six racer planes. SET THE RACETRACK: Cut two pieces of masking tape about 48 inches long. Place tape strips along the floor about 20 feet apart indicating one as the start line and one as the finish line. Line up the contestants behind the start line. Have each person throw their paper plane at the same time, the person whose plane crosses the finish line first WINS the round. Place a penny on the game board to indicate the WINNER for that round. Adjust your paper planes and continue to play until all the rounds are complete. The person who crosses the finish line first for four rounds is the WINNER!

WINNER! WINNER! WINNER! WINNER! WINNER! WINNER!

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Have an adult help you with this activity. DO NOT throw a paper airplane at another person, animal or object as paper can be sharp or pointy.

DIRECTIONS:Print the pages on regular paper.

1-2). With the white side of the first rectangle you choose facing you, fold the rectangle in half and unfold it so the paper lays flat again. Now, fold the left two corners towards you.

3). Fold the triangle you created with the first set of folds towards you so the point lines up with the center of the rectangle.

4.) Fold the top two corners towards you again, but this time,

start the fold out from the center line a little bit so the corners touch the center line of the airplane when folded.

5.) Fold back the triangle tip that peeks out from behind your new folds to hold them in place.

6-7.) Flip the airplane over so the design is now facing you and fold it in half towards you on the dashed line.

8-9). Fold down the wings on both sides and you are ready to fly!

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Have an adult help you with this activity. DO NOT throw a paper airplane at another person, animal or object as paper can be sharp or pointy.

DIRECTIONS:Print these pages on regular paper.

1-2). With the white side of the first rectangle you choose facing you, fold the rectangle in half and unfold it so the paper lays flat again. Now, fold the left two corners towards you.

3). Fold the triangle you created with the first set of folds towards you but to the second indicator line so the point lines up with the center of the rectangle.

4.) Fold the top two corners towards you again, but this time, start the fold out from the center line a little bit so the corners touch the center line of the airplane when folded.

5.) Fold back the triangle tip that peeks out from behind your new folds to hold them in place.

6-7.) Flip the airplane over so the design is now facing you and fold it in half towards you on the dashed line.

8-9). Fold down the wings on both sides and you are ready to fly!

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7.

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5.

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9.

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Have an adult help you with this activity. DO NOT throw a paper airplane at another person, animal or object as paper can be sharp or pointy.

DIRECTIONS:Print the pages on regular paper.

1-2). With the white side of the first rectangle you choose facing you, fold the rectangle in half and unfold it so the paper lays flat again. Now, fold the left two corners towards you.

3). Fold the triangle you created with the first set of folds towards you so the point lines up with the center of the rectangle.

4.) Fold the top two corners towards you again, but this time,

start the fold out from the center line a little bit so the corners touch the center line of the airplane when folded.

5.) Fold back the triangle tip that peeks out from behind your new folds to hold them in place.

6-7.) Flip the airplane over so the design is now facing you and fold it in half towards you on the dashed line.

8-9). Fold down the wings on both sides and you are ready to fly!

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4.

7.

2.

5.

8.

3.

6.

9.

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©2013 Disney

TAKES OFF IN THEATERS IN 3D ON AUGUST 9

Have an adult help you with this activity. DO NOT throw a paper airplane at another person, animal or object as paper can be sharp or pointy.

DIRECTIONS:Print these pages on regular paper.

1-2). With the white side of the first rectangle you choose facing you, fold the rectangle in half and unfold it so the paper lays flat again. Now, fold the left two corners towards you.

3). Fold the triangle you created with the first set of folds towards you but to the second indicator line so the point lines up with the center of the rectangle.

4.) Fold the top two corners towards you again, but this time, start the fold out from the center line a little bit so the corners touch the center line of the airplane when folded.

5.) Fold back the triangle tip that peeks out from behind your new folds to hold them in place.

6-7.) Flip the airplane over so the design is now facing you and fold it in half towards you on the dashed line.

8-9). Fold down the wings on both sides and you are ready to fly!

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4.

7.

2.

5.

8.

3.

6.

9.

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TAKES OFF IN THEATERS IN 3D ON AUGUST 9

Have an adult help you with this activity. DO NOT throw a paper airplane at another person, animal or object as paper can be sharp or pointy.

DIRECTIONS:Print these pages on regular paper.

1-2). With the white side of the first rectangle you choose facing you, fold the rectangle in half and unfold it so the paper lays flat again. Now, fold the left two corners towards you.

3). Fold the triangle you created with the first set of folds towards you but to the second indicator line so the point lines up with the center of the rectangle.

4.) Fold the top two corners towards you again, but this time, start the fold out from the center line a little bit so the corners touch the center line of the airplane when folded.

5.) Fold back the triangle tip that peeks out from behind your new folds to hold them in place.

6-7.) Flip the airplane over so the design is now facing you and fold it in half towards you on the dashed line.

8-9). Fold down the wings on both sides and you are ready to fly!

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4.

7.

2.

5.

8.

3.

6.

9.

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©2013 Disney

TAKES OFF IN THEATERS IN 3D ON AUGUST 9

Have an adult help you with this activity. DO NOT throw a paper airplane at another person, animal or object as paper can be sharp or pointy.

DIRECTIONS:Print these pages on regular paper.

1-2). With the white side of the first rectangle you choose facing you, fold the rectangle in half and unfold it so the paper lays flat again. Now, fold the left two corners towards you.

3). Fold the triangle you created with the first set of folds towards you so the point lines up with the center of the rectangle.

4.) Fold the top two corners towards you again, but this time,

start the fold out from the center line a little bit so the corners touch the center line of the airplane when folded.

5.) Fold back the triangle tip that peeks out from behind your new folds to hold them in place.

6-7.) Flip the airplane over so the design is now facing you and fold it in half towards you on the dashed line.

8-9). Fold down the wings on both sides and you are ready to fly!

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4.

7.

2.

5.

8.

3.

6.

9.

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