I’ve searching around the net for paper dolls.
Those ones little girls cut and can change clothes. I was specially looking for Disney Princesses paper dolls.
I’ve found some – including a a nice book to buy, but the real treasure I’ve found is the Disney printables from Disney Family. Lots of easy-to-build-yet-awesome models.
Downloaded all of them! Enjoy.
This year, I was blessed with the opportunity to teach geometric solids for 2nd grade children at the same school my daughter studies.
They are about forty 7/8yo children that surprise each time I was among them! I encouraged them to watch some buildings on the streets so they could design and assemble a city with paper models using only the solids we’ve learned together – spheres, cones, prisms, pyramids, cylinders, rectangular solids, and cubes.
Feedback was beyond my best expectations.
David Webber, the Community Manager of the Universal Record Database (URDB.org), told me about this website and some amazing records they have there.
You’ll get a greater sense if you check out the site, but they gathered a few papercraft related records. Here are a few highlights:
So what? Can you beat them???
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