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3D paper stars are perfect Christmas DIY decorations for your classroom! Just follow this easy step by step tutorial to create your own 3D star. This resource contains five different templates in two sizes (Ø 4.7 inches and 6.7 inches).Print out the templates and color in the stars. The flaps for glueing the stars together remain white. For one 3D star you’ll need two star templates.Cut out the star templates along the gray outer line.Score and fold back the glueing flaps with a scoring tool or

Did you know that grid drawing is one of the best methods to get kids confident about drawing and practice their counting skills? ✏️⁣ Our Pixel People were inspired by the early days of computer games in the 1980s. These materials contain 28 ideas for an educational project teaching children about pixel art! The pictorial representations of early screen graphics were technically dictated by the capacities of computers and the file space of the time. At first, graphics consisted of purely blac

My First Geometric Shapes: 8 templates to craft with circles, triangles, rectangles and squares Circles, triangles, rectangles, squares- we see geometric shapes everywhere in our everyday life: square windows, rectangular books, round plates and triangular traffic signs. Children can distinguish between and name these four basic geometric shapes at a very early age. Subconsciously, they can take in quite a lot of information about the shapes and their sizes. Most children like to play and build

Impossible objects are graphic, two-dimensional constructs. Drawing such optical illusions is usually complicated, but with these templates it’s child’s play! The original form is shown on a grid and all you have to do is copy it onto a blank grid. Such simple ‘brain gymnastics’ trains the concentration and imaginative spatial abilities.Impossible objects give the illusion of a three-dimensionality that couldn’t exist in reality. They’re optical illusions whose individual parts the brain interpr

Art Essentials: Light & Shadow - Representing Space With Color When you try to draw a real object spatially, you notice that the contour lines with which you‘re trying to represent the three-dimensionality of the object on paper don‘t exist in the real world. Our perception of spatial dimensions – that is length, width, and depth, arises from the way light reflects differently from surface to surface. The edges of a cube are only visible because the different surfaces that meet along each edge h

In these materials you’ll find 12 templates for ‘kids’ puzzles. The huge puzzle figures give you endless possibilities to create astonishing, collaborative works of art at whatever scale you like... Fitting things together comes naturally to us. Our thinking and behavior tend toward arranging small parts together into a bigger whole. This is why so many people enjoy doing puzzles! A puzzle isn’t only a game that requires patience but also a symbolic and easily understood metaphor for community

Bring some fun into geometry and experience what amazing shapes can be made from paper! Follow the step-by-step instructions to create your own paper polyhedron. This craft is particularly suitable for group work. Construction With Triangles Diameter - Small 4,7 in, Large 8,6 in:The printed side should either always face inwards or always face outwards.In each triangle two differently colored triangles should be slid into.Every star-shaped, five-piece section consists of 5 differently colored

With Tangram, kids can playfully get to grips with geometric forms and start to understand the relationship between shape and surface. In addition, the game also encourages creativity and imaginative spatial awareness. Tangram is an old Chinese puzzle game which consists of seven pieces that are geometric in shape: Two large triangles, a medium-sized triangle, two small triangles, a square and a parallelogram. You can use these pieces to make an endless variety of animals, buildings, boats, and

Templates for dice in 3 sizes and 1 box with cool Pop-Art designs. The dice have an edge length of 2.3 in, 3.5 in and 6 in. The box has an edge length of 3.5 in. How to make it: Print out the box or dice templates in the desired size on heavy white printing paper and color them in. Carefully cut out the parts. Score all of the edges with a scoring tool or nail file and fold the parts inward.Glue your die together using the glueing tabs.

ABOUT DOT-PAINTINGDot-painting with cotton swabs is a great way to develop fine motor skills. Working with cotton swabs can also be seen as a step on the road to writing, whereby you train the hand to hold a pencil. Fine motor skills require a highly complex interplay of brain, nerves, and muscles. They consist of targeted and coordinated movements most often expressed as manual dexterity. Manual dexterity is made up of hand and finger strength, hand and finger dexterity, hand-eye coordination (

The ability to use and understand a grid is an important foundation in math (and especially geometry). The simple and attractive outlines of the animals in the grid are intended to make the exercises easier. Students are able to understand the tasks and solve them independently without much explanation. And it’s a great surprise when, step by step, an animal emerges out of the grid... AWESOME!Friedrich Fröbel, founder of the ‘kindergarten’ concept (1840) and one of the first educators to recogn

Coloring mandalas has a calming effect that helps lead to inner balance. Children especially like to work with such circular pictures. In order to color the uniform and ever repeating patterns, your brain has to really make an effort- you have to concentrate. Through this increase in concentration, your flow of thoughts decrease... and relaxation and contentment take over. In many cultures and traditions, circular images and symbols have been very common for centuries. Such circular images, o