1. Preparation materials: Collect the required materials, including a piece of white paper, colored pencils or crayons, scissors, glue and any small decorative elements you want to decorate the spaceship.

2. Making a paper airplane: Fold the white paper into the shape of a paper airplane. First, fold the paper into a rectangle along its center. Then, the upper two corners are folded to the center line to form the wing of the aircraft. Finally, the bottom of the paper plane is folded upwards to form the fuselage.

3. Decorate the spaceship: Now, let the children color the spaceship with colored pencils or crayons. They can paint the spacecraft with bright colors, or paint windows or other decorations on the fuselage. This is an opportunity to stimulate creativity.

4. Add astronauts and stars: If you have small astronaut dolls or star stickers, you can add them in or around the spacecraft to increase the sense of space of the spacecraft.

5. Take-off: After completion, let the children take their spaceship and conduct a simulated space mission. They can throw a paper plane and watch it fly.

Carry out artificial prevention

Safety first: always use appropriate personal protective equipment, such as gloves, goggles and masks, to protect yourself from potentially dangerous and harmful substances.

2. Selection of materials: Choose the appropriate materials according to your project. Different handicraft fields may need different materials, including paper, wood, fabric, plastic, ceramics and so on.

3. Prepare tools: Make sure you have the tools you need, such as scissors, knives, brushes, painting tools, glue, needle and thread, soldering iron, etc.

4. Measurement and accuracy: Correct measurement is very important for many handicraft projects. Use measuring tools, such as rulers, protractors and drawing tools, to ensure that the dimensions and angles of the project are accurate.

5. Cutting and cutting: Learn to use appropriate tools to cut and cut materials. This includes scissors, cutters, saws, etc. Make sure the tool is sharp to get a smooth cut.

6. Bonding and splicing: Use appropriate adhesives, glues, tapes, screws, nails and other materials to bond and splice the parts together. Make sure that the adhesives are suitable for the materials you use and wait for them to dry or set.