kites

While on a Sunday outing, Fernando and his family encounter a kite festival and decide to create a kite from scrap materials so that they can join in.

With the help of his friends, Grover makes a kite.

Ling Po, the most boastful man in all of China, claims that he can build a kite that will take him to the moon.

Step-by-step instructions for making flying toys such as paper planes, flying saucers, and spinners.

Every morning, Francisco makes three wishes, that he will sell all his newspapers, that his baby brother will soon be born, and that the kite that hangs in a toy store will still be there, but Francisco's wishes never seem to come true until one lucky day.

A child watches his kite fly high in the sky.

A fierce offshore wind discourages the guests from the Sea-Breeze Hotel until a boy makes kite-flying the major attraction.

Provides an introduction to kite construction and directions for making various kinds of kites, including a two-stick kite, box kite, superstunter, and windsock.

A nest-building robin is as determined to take Uncle John's kite string as Uncle John is to keep it.

Covers the origin of kites, their early cultural and religious significance and their development as tools for recreation. Also includes designs for building and flying kites.