Aerodynamic toys are designed to move efficiently through the air, utilizing principles of aerodynamics. Common examples include kites, model airplanes, and frisbees. These toys often have streamlined shapes that reduce air resistance, allowing them to glide or fly smoothly. The design of aerodynamic toys can be influenced by factors such as weight, shape, and material. For instance, paper airplanes can be folded in various ways to achieve different flight patterns. Understanding the basics of aerodynamics can enhance the play experience, as users can experiment with modifications to improve performance.