From this investigation, I learned that paper planes work best when they have a smaller form and have added weight to them. The planes with more mass flew farther than the one without any weight added to it, so when creating a plane, it would be best to have balanced weight on it if distance is the goal.
I also learned that doing research before conducting an experiment is helpful because the information can help you with creating a working hypothesis that you can test. The research we did beforehand helped us because we wanted to test if planes really do fly faster and farther with more mass. Collecting data and recording it on a chart is also another thing that I learned how to use, and the visual representation of data on a chart is useful for future analysis.