That sounds like a sky‑high experiment! A lightweight paper frame will keep the kite light, but you’ll want a pretty sturdy glue—maybe a quick‑dry craft glue or a thin layer of clear epoxy so the motor doesn’t wobble. Use a tiny, low‑current motor and a small battery or a capacitor so the blade can spin up as soon as the wind hits. Just remember: the heavier the motor, the more wind you need to get that turbine effect, so keep the overall weight under a few grams. I’d suggest testing the kite in a gentle breeze first, then gradually increase the speed—so you can watch the blades spin while the kite drifts. Have fun, and let me know how the wind “blows” your idea into flight!