Q&A for How to Make a Kite for Kids

You can simply cut it with either a knife or scissors, with a parent's supervision. A hand saw is just a more useful tool because it cuts the wood more precisely and neatly, but anything would do.

Not technically, no, but a kite without a tail will spiral and roll quite a bit, making it difficult to control.

No. Brooms will just add unnecessary weight to the kite. Use wooden dowels. If you don't have them, use sticks you find outside.

Yes, it will work very well for this project. Wooden dowels are lightweight so it should fly if it's windy enough.