Paper 3D Forms Practice
- Due No due date
- Points 15
- Questions 3
- Time Limit None
- Allowed Attempts Unlimited
Instructions
Description:
Learning to make 3D forms out of a flat material (paper) and tape/glue.
Objective(s):
- Thinking about 3D construction methods.
- What is the best way to attach paper?
- What are the flat shapes that can become 3D forms?
Instructions:
- Read the Final Project Assignment: (insert link here)
- Watch these videos:
- Consider these questions:
- What are the best ways to connect paper?
- What are the best ways to create 3D forms out of a flat material?
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Shapes (2D) to Forms (3D)
- Square = Cube
- Rectangle = Rectangular Prism
- Triangle = Triangular Prism or Pyramid (square base) or Tetrahedron
- Circle = Cylinder or Cone or Sphere
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Using construction paper and tape/glue, create three 3D forms:
- Cube or Rectangular Prism
- Cylinder
- Triangular Prism (roof top) or Pyramid
- Look at these templates.
- Draw the layout on paper.
- Make sure to include the tabs.
- Cut out the layout.
- Fold and crease on the fold lines (including the tabs).
- Start taping (or gluing) the tabs in place.
- Glue the final tab in place (this one can be difficult).
- 3D Paper Form Demonstration Video
- Photograph your three forms.
- In the quiz:
- Answer the questions.
- EMBED the photo of your forms.
Grading: 15 pts
- 4 pts = Questions answered (2 pts each)
- 11 pts = Forms complete
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