Materials
8 X 9 inch brown construction paper
Stapler
Elmers glue
Beige card stock
Crayons
Scissors
Two 10 inch thin pieces of cardboard or 10 inch dowels
Directions
Pre-assembly by the sevika upto the end of step 1 may be needed to save time during class
1. Using brown construction paper make an oregami open box 4 X 5 inch in area and about 2 inches tall. To construct the box, takes a 8 X 9 inch construction paper and fold up 2 inch of each side. Make flaps at the 4 corners, fold back and staple.
2. Cut 4 circles in card stock. Mark the spokes and paste the four wheels in the four sides of the box.
3. Cut two long cardboard strips or wooden dowels and paste to the bottom of the cart.
4. Cut a rectangular white paper to form the wagon cover. Apply a strip of glue to the two short edges. Place the wagon cover inside the wagon and press in place.
5. Paste pieces of foam or paper to represent the different foods that were loaded for the giant to eat.
8 X 9 inch brown construction paper
Stapler
Elmers glue
Beige card stock
Crayons
Scissors
Two 10 inch thin pieces of cardboard or 10 inch dowels
Directions
Pre-assembly by the sevika upto the end of step 1 may be needed to save time during class
1. Using brown construction paper make an oregami open box 4 X 5 inch in area and about 2 inches tall. To construct the box, takes a 8 X 9 inch construction paper and fold up 2 inch of each side. Make flaps at the 4 corners, fold back and staple.
3. Cut two long cardboard strips or wooden dowels and paste to the bottom of the cart.
