ten little fingers - arvind gupta (4 mb pdf)

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CRICKET CAP1. Cut a newspaperinto two parts. Thecap will be madefrom one part.2. Fold one part inhalf from top to thebottom.3. Then fold itfrom side toside andunfold it again.4. Fold one halfof the top edge inso that it liesalong the centrefold line.5. Repeat thesame with theother half.6. Fold the topdown to meetthe bottom edgeof the paper.7. Unfold the paperagain.8. Fold each of thelong sidelines alongthe fold lines.9. Then fold thepaper in halfaway from you.10. Push yourthumb inside andforefinger ontop.11. Push thetop cornerdown insideitself, alongthe fold line.12. This is adetailed drawing.13. Fold both leftand right edges tothe middle line.Press them flat.14. Then foldthe bottomedge to meetthe middle.15. Fold themagain over themiddle.16. Fasten themdown with stickytape. Turn thepaper over.17. Fold up thebottom right-handcorner.18.Then fold theleft- hand corneras well.19. Fold up thebottom point tothe middle.20. Then foldthe right-handcorner to themiddle.21. Fold the leftcorner to the middletoo.22. Fasten thecorners downwith sticky tape.23. Open out andpress it into shape.24. And then wearyour CRICKET CAP.
Finished SkeletonPAPER SKELETONTo make the paper skeleton you will need 8 sheets of paper. Foldand cut out the shapes as illustrated for each part of the body. Thefinal result should look like the one shown. Fold the paper in half andask children to draw around a hand. Use another sheet of paper forthe feet.Hands and FeetPelvis, Shoulder Blades and BackboneDraw half the pelvis and cut outthe basic shape when the paperis folded Cut out shoulder bladesin the same way using an extrapiece of paper. Cut out twostrips for the backbone to givestrength. Stick one piece to eachside of the skeleton.Rib cageLower Limbs Upper LimbsFold the papertwice and then cutalong alternatelines. Use a rulerto measure accuratelyif you wantto have the exactnumber of ribs.SkullThe lower limbs are cut out from one piece of paper.The upper limbs all fit into another piece.(Courtesy: VSO Science Teacher’s Handbook)Cut around the dotted line afterdrawing. The teeth and mouth can becut without removing any paper.
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