The Roo Project · Aviation Kids
Aviation, made for young minds.
Our K-12 aviation programs teach complex principles in ways children understand, building the critical thinking skills that flight education is known for.
Our Programs
Four ways to start learning aviation
Each program introduces aviation concepts at an appropriate level. Select one below to see how it works.
K-12 Aviation Programs
Complex principles, made clear
Structured programs for kindergarten through twelfth grade that break down complex aviation principles into age-appropriate lessons and develop critical thinking at every level.
Interactive Aviation Games
Learning through play
Hands-on, interactive games designed for younger learners, turning core aviation ideas into engaging activities that reward curiosity and problem solving.
Homeschool Curriculum
A guided path at home
A complete homeschool curriculum for aviation that gives families a structured, guided path to teach flight principles at home, laid out lesson by lesson.
Downloadable Workbooks
Practice you can print
Printable, downloadable workbooks that reinforce each lesson and give students focused practice for independent study.
Why Aviation for Kids
More than an introduction to flight
Aviation is a natural way to teach reasoning, problem solving, and confidence. Every program is designed to strengthen how young learners think.
Critical thinking
Complex principles are broken down into clear steps, teaching students to reason through problems rather than memorize answers.
Problem solving
Games and workbooks present real challenges that ask children to observe, test ideas, and work toward a solution.
Confidence and curiosity
Age-appropriate lessons build steady confidence and a lasting curiosity about how and why aircraft fly.
Schools & Districts
District licensing for classrooms
Schools and districts can bring the full Aviation Kids program, including our K-12 curriculum, interactive games, and workbooks, into their classrooms under a single license. Visit our district pricing page to learn more.
Ready for takeoff? 
Families and educators can start today with programs designed to make young learners better thinkers.