Kangaroo Flying Paper Airplanes Valentines Cards for Kids Classroom with Envelopes, Valentines Day Cards for Kids School, Party Favor Bulk Toys, Classroom Toy, Origami Paper Airplane Kit (Pack of 28)

My son's school has a no candy policy, so I needed something cool but didn't want pencils or stickers. Found these on Amazon and was very excited. I got everything as advertised, 32 cards, 32 envelopes and 32 stickers (8 of each, Super Fast, Supersonic, Turbotastic and Zooom). The stickers were perforated but still a little fragile, be careful separating them or they will rip. The cards are very sturdy. When filling out the card, the airplane will detach a little but not enough to fall out. But be careful putting them in the envelope because they will snag. It wasn't a big deal to me but it is to some people. I didn't have an issue with the cockpit stickers not having a slot, I loaded the envelope open side up and the stickers stayed in the card when removing from the envelope.As for flying, the directions are good but instead of putting the cockpit sticker on as shown, I would put it upside down. Yes it looks silly but it will fly. Otherwise, just use a piece of tape to ensure the nose is taped together. That's why I gave it 4 stars.

I think the value for the money on these is pretty good considering how many that you get. It’s obvious that it’s usually teachers or schools that buy these things, because they’re built more for novelty than they are for use. They were really cute and easy to get out of the cardboard, but once they are together they don’t really fly that well. I think just a little bit of tweaking on the design could help if it was a little bit heavier in the back, because some of the people I gave them to found that if they put some tape back there it actually flew a little bit better. There isn’t a lot of durability because they do kind of fall apart when they hit something hard. I think overall it’s good though because it’s a fun novelty; more exciting than a boring card.

These arrived on time and in in perfect condition. I was skeptical as to what these were going to be like... I am pleased to find they are very nice quality. They are going to be super easy for even the kindergartners I purchased the for to make on their own. Easy directions and lines to follow. Plus they are made out of sturdy cardstock/poster board type paper. So they will hold up to a little flying abuse the kids will put them through. I say these are a win! Only reason I did not give them a 5 star rating is. The little cockpit sticker you have to put on the nose of each plane for each one has to be included with each one and attached so it does not get lost... other than that... which is pretty minor and picky really.. These are AWESOME!

When I first got it I couldn't wait to see what it would be like, but when I was trying to fold it it didn't work. I folded a whole bunch left over and tried putting a sticker that came with the box and thought that it would be the solution but it didn't help the situation at alI. The head was too heavy and the folds did not work properly to ensure that the plane flies through the air. I was just about to give up but then I thought about putting tape on it and it worked! It took a little time before I noticed that it was flying farther than the other planes but once I did, I put another piece of tape on another plane and it worked the same way too!

This is a good alternative to candy. My sons’ teacher asked all the parents not to send kids to school with candy for Valentine’s day. I had to tape the small sticker to each card so they wouldn’t fly out. Also, when tearing the perforated seams the stickers did not cut well. I had to use scissors. No big deal. Another thing; some cards were almost falling apart at seams because the perforations are very close. Something to work around but betyer for the kids! Good buy! Comes with four different cards (I received an extra card too) stickers and envelopes to size.

Pros: Fun, exciting and something unique. Comes with pilot stickers and envelopes to insert Valentine cards into. There's even enough space inside the envelopes to add fun dips. (This kinda gives you a clear idea of how big the envelopes are.)Cons: When you open the card to write the names, the cutout airplane will start to fall apart. (It's that sensitive.)Best to just slip these cards in the envelope and write names on it, rather than inside the cards. Still not sure how to fold the head of the planes, but I'm sure the 5th graders can use their imagination. Well liked, so it's 4/5 stars.

Really enjoyed this hand out card! Kids loved it! The directions were a little difficult to understand for 5-6 year olds but once the planes were made .... was so much fun!

My son wanted these for his Valentines gift this year for his class. The kids thought they were fun, and I guess that's all that really matters. They were a decent price too, so I was pleased with them.