Hello little ones! Do you ever look up in the sky and see planes flying high? Have you ever wondered how they can stay up there for so long? Well, let me tell you!
Planes have wings that are shaped like a bird's wings. The wings help lift the plane up into the air.
They use something called "lift" to do this. Lift is like a magic force that makes things fly. The wings make lift by moving through the air.
But, how do planes move through the air? Planes have special engines that help them move forward. The engines push the plane forward and the wings use the lift to keep the plane up in the air.
Once the plane is up in the air, the pilot can control it with something called a cockpit. The cockpit is like a room where the pilot sits and controls the plane. They use special controls to make the plane go up, down, left, and right.
Flying in a plane can be a little bumpy sometimes, but it's just like riding on a roller coaster in the sky! And when you land, it's just like coming in for a big hug.
So, that's how planes fly! It's like magic, but it's really just science. The next time you see a plane in the sky, you'll know how it got up there and how it stays up there. It's pretty amazing, isn't it?