These will make a great Valentine's Day gifts to handout in school. I can see these working great for any elementary school aged group. Nicely printed and colored. Seven different designs - plenty to choose from. These don't have any assembly instructions, but are pretty easy to understand. These are on a softer side so one has to be careful when assembling and not push to hard - otherwise pieces can bend with little to much force applied. But again 30 pieces is enough for any classroom, and most certainly there will be some spares left. Hold well when thrown and fly pretty well. My 7yo enjoyed testing one out and I'm sure her classmates will enjoyed these just as much. I got these as a part of Amazon Vine voice program in exchange for my honest review but if I'd have to consider the cost - these are awesome quality for the price. Great offer!
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This is a great, original gift for Valentines. My son's daycare always does a card and small gift exchange, but they're usually with 20+ kids, making it sometimes hard to find affordable fun treats.Around Valentines, the weather is usually starting to be a bit warmer again, so these airplanes are the perfect toys for those first outdoor moments of the new year. The planes fly pretty good, and I bet they can float pretty far with some wind too. They are a bit smaller than other ones of the same kind I had before, but they look so cute and fly just as good!I received 30 pieces, 7 different varieties. I got 6 of the shark ones, and got 4 of each of the other colors.I'm not sure if I'm really excited about the "You are plane awesome" message, but I like it's more friend-geared than love-geared, which is great for sharing with the whole class instead of a special someone.Colors and materials are great, although you do have to pay attention a bit when putting them together, making sure not to dent it. There are no instructions provided, but they are easy (and fun!) to assemble.
My son loved these. They were super easy to assemble. They fly a good distance. Would buy again
Got theses for my grandsons, they were a huge hit at school
I used these for my middle school class, a bit of fun and a bit of learning. Students got to choose between this activity or getting another free toy and 70 percent chose thse plane and the rest, ended up asking what could they do in order to participate after seeing the others play with the planes.The planes are small, but they are very aerodynamic, each design got good flight/glide. We did have about 1/5 of them end up breaking by the end of the activity, but the kids were excited and very engaged playing aroudn with the front weight.
Super fun gifts! Kids love them easy to assemble and reminds me of when I got to play with airplanes like this.
Perfect Valentine’s Day gift. I bought them for my sons pre-k class and they loved putting them together and flying them.
These are cute but simple packs for Valentine's Day exchanges. No directions are included, but the planes are easy to put together as long as you don't rush and bend the wing. The planes fly well and the paper top is easy to write on.The would also make a nice party favor or Easter basket addition if the paper top was swapped out.
These held up pretty well and actually flew across the room. Very fun for our younger kids
This set is awesome for any plane loving kid. They’re simple to put together - my son figured it out with no instruction. Priced at about US $.90/each is a little high, but my son is super excited to give these in his card exchange. It’s a fun splurge that I think his classmates will love too because they’re such a neat thing to give.My one caveat is that our test plane didn’t fly very well. It pretty much just crashed immediately. Still, I’m sure others will be better, but even if they aren’t, none of the kids will care.
These are obviously cheaply made, but I think they are exactly what I am looking for. My kid loves airplanes and wants to share that joy with his class. This is the perfect opportunity to do so. My kids seem to love them so I'm sure they'll be a hit at school too.
These are great flying planes for kids of all ages. We were having a party and needed a dozen, so this pack gave us plenty of leftovers, which was great because they were so much fun. Safe to fly indoors without having to worry about breaking anything.Simple to put together and use. Great quality.
We got these to put into little gift bags for special needs children. They loved them so much that we had little planes flying all over the place once they received them. They are so simple to assemble that most of the kids could it themselves.These planes are foam and comes unassembled. You just take the pieces and slide them into the slots. Then throw. These would be great for birthday parties, little gifts for small children groups, class projects, or as they are intended, valentines card/gifts. Girls or boys would love these. With 30 in a pack, you can’t beat the price.
This set of paper airplanes for valentines is super cute and the best alternative because most schools do not allow sweet treats anymore. I can really appreciate the set comes with 30 because most valentines sets comes in sets of 12 or 24 and a lot of times we need 25 to 30 for all of my kids classmates. The messages on the Valentine’s are very cute and the best part is that everything comes pre-packaged. No stuffing bags with Valentine’s and signing cards and then twist tying all of them shut. Anything to save time is great for this busy mom! I highly recommend these Valentine’s as there much better than store-bought and a huge time saver.
It seems most "goody" type toys are coming in packs of 24 these days. When you have 28 students every year it results in having to buy extra just to have enough. Finally, something that comes in a pack of 30!These are easy to put together and fly well. They're foam, so I imagine they won't last all that long, but I'm very pleased with them.
These are cute. They are individually packaged and the packaging specifically identifies them for Valentine's Day. I had wanted to use them for my daughter's birthday for her class, but I didn't clock the bags saying Valentine on them. I will save them for Valentine's Day instead. However, as far as little giveaways go, these are fun. The designs are cute, and they get to put together their own plane. They are a nice weight, and appear to be of decent quality for what they are. I like that they are different than the normal giveaways.
I am a repeat Funeta customer. I have been SUPER impressed with the quality of their goodie bags for students. They are one of the few companies that actually offer "gifts" for students that actually match up with actual class sizes of 30! (Believe it or not, most only ever offer 24 at most - which forces a teacher to buy two packs!) I really appreciate that these prizes come bagged and tagged ready to gift. All I need to do is sign my name and write the student it is for. It's perfect! Funeta always has quality gifts, cute tags and presents the item in a fantastic way. Thank you for making at least one thing in a teacher's life easier! :)
Who doesn't love a toy airplane? These will be great valentines for my classroom; something different (and more educational -- think physics -- than more candy). I love giving valentines like this.
These foam airplanes are a great value. I chose these because I wanted a non-food option that would appeal to either gender for my son, who is in pre-K, to take to school. In my opinion most non-food options are kind of lame but these are very cute. They're singly packed in cellophane and the top has the punny saying "Valentine, you are PLANE awesome!" The back has to and from spots. I had my son (3 years old) try one out and he was able to assemble it with very little help easily. It flies nicely and he had a ton of fun with it. It kept him occupied for quite a while, actually. The airplanes are made of foam sandwiched on either side by the printed paper (like the material a trifold posterboard is made from) so it's more durable than just a paper airplane and catches good lift, and does include a little plastic clip that goes over the nose of the plane to help it not get beaten up too quickly as it lands. Receiving 30 of these in the pack means there's plenty for the whole class and a few spares for the inevitable "but I want one for [friend's name]!" They work well for a variety of ages, too: I could see these working out great through the end of elementary school as a non-food option.
These little airplanes are great. They're crafted from a sturdy foam board and come with four pieces: the body, the front wing, the back tail, and a quality little plastic clip that fits on the nose of the plane. They fly really well, and each one is individually wrapped as a charming Valentine's Day gift, complete with space to write the recipient's name on the back. It's such a unique, clever, and thoughtful way to surprise your classroom friends this Valentine's Day. I will be gifting them to my students, and yes, I will let them put them together and fly them in class. We might even make a STEM challenge out of them.