Materials & Techniques

Using Paper and Card

Paper and card are easily decorated using paint, crayons, fibre-tipped pens etc.	Covers like this post van are simple to make. Note: when covering the keyboard, start the program with a W10 instruction. This allows time to put the cover on before the 'real' program starts.

Using Paper and Origami

Masks and decorations are two ways in which Origami can be used. The reader should consult the many Origami books for ideas and to gain a thorough understanding of its techniques.

How to make an Origami Pig.

Using Paper, Card and Cut-Out Patterns

The teacher can provide patterns, like the Pig Pattern, to introduce younger children to this techniques. Older children should be asked to design thier own patterns.

Using Papier-Mache

Papier-mache can be used effectively to produce novel shapes and ideas. Wire frames can be made to cover the Roamer. They can then be removed and the papier-mache formed over them. Alternatively, the papier-mache can be built directly onto a Jacket.

Treebeard from Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings".