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Question
Copy the drawing of the elephant given below in a bigger size on a thick sheet of paper.
- Make small cuts where it says “cut” (✄) in the picture. Be careful not to cut off the part.
- Fold along the dotted lines [……….]
- Fold the part with [////////] pattern and push them underneath.
- Cut out the tail and stick it on.
Your elephant is ready.
- Colour and decorate it.
- Put up an exhibition in the class of all the paper-elephants that you have made.
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Solution
Do it yourself.
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