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How To Make: Flextangles - DIY Paper Toys

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Questionnaire autour du sport

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Homophones 4e (noms communs et adjectifs)

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Homophones 4e (noms communs et adjectifs)

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Abécédaire de culture générale adapté aux 4e

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Abécédaire de culture générale adapté aux 4e

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Abécédaire de culture générale

Consigne : trouve le nom d’un pays, d’un animal etc. selon la lettre et ce qui est demandé. Tu peux t'aider d'internet.

Exemples : A (pays) Algérie

B (objet) Balle
A (insecte)

B (conte)

C (légume)

D (opération mathématique)
E (sport)

F (oiseau)

G (félin)

H (arbre)

I (religion)

J (partie du corps)

K (fruit)

L (fleuve)

M (île)

N (ville de France)

O (livre dont l’auteur est Homère)

P (métier)

Q (chiffre)
R (fleur)
S (capitale)
T (pays)
U (verbe)
V (planète)
X (instrument de musique)
Y (produit laitier)
Z (métal)

CORRECTION :

A (insecte) Abeille

B (conte) Blanche-Neige

C (légume) Courgette

D (opération mathématique) Division

E (sport) Escrime

F (oiseau) Faucon
G (félin) Guépard
H (arbre) Hêtre
I (religion) Islam
J (partie du corps) Jambe
K (fruit) KiwiL (fleuve) Loire

M (île) Martinique
N (ville de France) Nantes

O (livre dont l’auteur est Homère) Odyssée

P (métier) Plombier

Q (chiffre) Quinze

R (fleur) Rose

S (capitale) Séoul
T (pays) Tunisie

U (verbe) Unir

V (planète) Vénus

X (instrument de musique) Xylophone

Y (produit laitier) Yaourt

Z (métal) Zinc

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Step 1: Create a Paper With a 1:2 Size Ratio

This can be easily done by taking a square origami paper and ripping/cutting it perfectly in half. If you do this option, you are done with this step and may move on. If you want to do this with a piece of printer paper, start by holding the paper in landscape orientation and folding in half from left to right (image 1 - 2). Unfold the paper, then fold the bottom left and right edges up to the center crease (image 3 - 4). The edges when folded should create a horizontal line. Fold as accurately as you can on that edge line (image 5 - 6). Fold back and forth on this most recent crease and cut/rip along this line(image 7). Discard the smaller strip, and keep the larger piece. This piece should now have a perfect 1:2 ratio (last image).

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Step 3: Create a 2 by 8 Grid

Now we need to make a 2 by 8 grid of perfect squares. Do this by holding the paper so it lays horizontal, then folding both the left and right edges into the center crease (image 1 - 2). Then unfold. Now take the right edge and fold it into the nearest crease (image 3), then unfold and fold it again to the farthest crease (image 4). Unfold. Lastly, you will do the same thing with the left edge, the only difference being that you won't fold to the farthest crease. It will be the second farthest crease. The result should be a series of perfect squares.

Step 7: Finish Shaping the Flexagon

Move the ring to the orientation shown in the first image (horizontal). There should be three points on the top and bottom of the ring (last image of the last step). Pinch two opposing points (one point on top and the bottom one directly below) together while pushing them back to the middle of the ring. They should easily fold along the premade folds as shown in the first three images. Repeat on the other two sets of points until the flexagon takes shape (last image).

Step 8: Begin the Movement

Congratulations, you have finished! To work the model into moving, Start by slowly rolling the object through itself. This will allow the creases to align and decreases your chance of tearing the paper. Once the movement becomes easier, you can go as fast as you want. I really hope this was a comprehensible tutorial, as this is a very difficult model to teach. Let me know what you think, and comment any suggestions or questions. If you liked this tutorial or want to see more like this, check out my channel How to Origami on Youtube. Likes, comments, and subscriptions are welcome. Have a great day!

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How to Fold an Origami Flexagon: Welcome to another tutorial from the How To Origami Studio! This Instructable will teach you how to make the Origami Flexagon, a geometrically spectacular object that I still say is better than a fidget spinner. It moves through itself infinitely ...

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How to fold an Origami Moving Flexagon - Better than a fidget spinner!

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How To Make: Flextangles - DIY Paper Toys