In a time-constrained challenge, participants were tasked with creating the best kite using only R$100 worth of materials. Participants had to return to a specific location with their kite ready within an hour. One participant, who we'll call "Participant A", decided to create a homemade kite, using only R$100 of his own money. He visited a stationery store and bought essential materials like tissue paper, thread, and bamboo sticks. He then proceeded to assemble the kite, using a bag to wind the line and a tube to store the thread. Despite facing some challenges, he successfully created a kite that flew well. In the end, Participant A's homemade kite was the only one that flew, making him the winner of the challenge.
1. The speaker and his friends are participating in a challenge to build the best kite.
2. They are given a budget of R$ 100 for materials.
3. The speaker intends to make his own parrot for the kite.
4. He plans to use a bamboo toll and tissue paper, which he believes is the best material for making a kite.
5. The speaker is looking for materials in a stationery store.
6. He found thread, paper glue, and line in the store.
7. He also found a paper glue line that costs R$ 20.
8. He bought a reel and a ready-made kite, which cost R$ 15.
9. He disassembled the ready-made kite to get the sticks and thread.
10. He started making the kite, cutting the wood and adding it to the tissue paper with a durex.
11. He also bought a reel and a can to wind his line.
12. He was planning to make the kite light and small.
13. He used tissue paper for the kite's body, and he planned to glue two sheets of red and black paper to it.
14. He also made a tail for the kite.
15. He tested his kite, and it flew successfully.
16. He won the challenge with his homemade kite.