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Showing posts with label Paper. Show all posts

Tuesday, 24 June 2014

It's time to float your boat!

What you need
Paper

Step 1 Fold the sheet of paper in half from top to bottom.
Step 2 Unfold the paper and fold it in half vertically.
Step 3 Fold down the top corners while leaving an inch or 2 at the bottom of the paper.
Step 4 Fold the bottom of the paper up between both sides.
Step 5 Fold the bottom corners in. On one side of the paper, grab the corners of the rectangle that are sticking out over the triangle and make it into a square.
Step 6 Fold up the bottom flaps.
Step 7 Make the triangle into a square again.
Step 8 Pull out the triangles on the side of the square.
Step 9 Float your boat.

Now that’s how you make a paper boat. Paper boats are fun to play with in the summer time. You should try to make a paper boat now.

WALT write a procedure.
Success criteria: I know this when I write a procedure to explain how to make a paper boat.

Monday, 23 June 2014

It's time to fly a plane!


Things you need

 Paper

Step 1 Get a sheet of paper and fold the paper in half. This means folding the two long sides together.
Step 2 Fold the two corners into the centre. Make the fold nice and straight using your nails.
Step 3 Fold the angled edge into the centre. Take the new angled sides and fold them both into the centre.
Step 4 Fold along the centre line. This fold should hide all of the other folds underneath.
Step 5 Fold down the two top flaps to make the wings. These folds will also need to be pressed down, so use a hard edge to make the fold (like your nail).

That’s how you make a paper plane. Paper planes are fun to play with, why don’t you have a try now?

WALT write a procedure.
Success criteria: I know this when I write the steps on how to make a paper plane.