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The 8 modules
Push the Air Down
Nothing flies by wanting to. Things fly by pushing air downwards, hard.
Four Spinning Hands
A propeller is a slanted blade that turns spinning into pushing.
The World From a Bird's Eye
Seen from straight above, a place you know turns into a map.
Fly It Inside the Phone
Learning to fly is learning to keep track of which way the drone is facing.
The Sky Has Rules
The sky is shared, so flying is not just about skill — it is about law and other people's safety.
Camera Eyes
Many overlapping photos from above can be joined into one big picture of a whole place.
Make Your Own Thrust
Thrust is a force you can actually measure, not a word from a book.
Capstone: My Place From Above
Make a real overhead map of somewhere you know, and tell people something they did not know about it.
Your child will understand lift, propellers, aerial mapping and — importantly — the genuine safety and legal rules around flying, all without owning a drone. The final project is a real overhead photo map of a place they know, made from a pole and a phone.