The children will have a better grasp on what they will be making. If possible use a blackboard or have the children follow along with printed instructions. After answering any questions the class can make their kites. If anyone finishes ahead of the class ask them to help someone else. Try to have the whole class complete their kites at the same time to create a good working atmosphere.
Children love to test their kites as soon as they are made.
If there is a storm in the area or the wind is too strong it is best to leave flying for another day. Finally, have the children mark their names on their kites Carry a box of marker pens for this purpose. And don't forget to have the kids clean up. Don't allow anyone to leave the class until the area is clear of scraps. When space is a problem have two or more students work on one kite at a time.