AY Honors/Papercraft

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Overview

The Challenging Part

The most challenging requirement of this honor is probably this:

100.

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1. Define what is papercraft or paper modeling.

2. Make a list of at least five papercraft methods.

3. What are the necessary materials for papercraft?

4. What is the most used grammage (indicated) for printing/designing the models? Why shouldn't glossy or photo paper be used?

5. What are the best types of printers/printing style for the models to have a high quality?

6. Define the following terms:

a. Tabs or flaps

b. Fold lines

c. Lamination

7. Construct a Biblical character in cube form, using your own design.

8. Construct two of the following models:

a. Transportation (car, plane, boat, etc.)

b. Construction (house, building, bridge, etc.)

c. Animal

d. Person or character

e. Musical instrument

9. Construct a Biblical scene or a scene from a story with a moral (it can be your own creation or acquired from magazines or Internet). Use the models to present a reflection/devotional for your unit or Sabbath School.

Printable Answer Key Tab Name/Edit Answer Key

1

Define what is papercraft or paper modeling.

2

Make a list of at least five papercraft methods.

3

What are the necessary materials for papercraft?

4

What is the most used grammage (indicated) for printing/designing the models? Why shouldn't glossy or photo paper be used?

5

What are the best types of printers/printing style for the models to have a high quality?

6

Define the following terms:

6a

Tabs or flaps

6b

Fold lines

6c

Lamination

7

Construct a Biblical character in cube form, using your own design.

8

Construct two of the following models:

8a

Transportation (car, plane, boat, etc.)

8b

Construction (house, building, bridge, etc.)

8c

Animal

8d

Person or character

8e

Musical instrument

9

Construct a Biblical scene or a scene from a story with a moral (it can be your own creation or acquired from magazines or Internet). Use the models to present a reflection/devotional for your unit or Sabbath School.

References

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See AY Honors/Model Lesson Plan if you need ideas for creating one.

AY Honors/Papercraft/Worksheet