Folding the Integer Infinity Square
| Blank Templates |
Blank infinity square template (microsoft word format) Two pages - make a 2-sided copy |
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Blank infinity square template
(microsoft document imaging format) Two pages - make a 2-sided copy |
| Project Designs |
Integer infinity square (pdf format) Two pages - make a 2-sided copy |
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Integer infinity square
(microsoft document imaging format) Two pages - make a 2-sided copy |
| Worksheets | Integer dot-to-dot (pdf format) |
| Cut out the large rectangle.. | |
| ...then cut apart the four rectangles. | |
| Turn the four rectangles so that the "glue here" squares are all facing down. | |
| Then fold the short sides of each rectangle to the middle of the rectangle. | |
| Unfold all of the folds so that the rectangles once again lie flat. | |
| Position the rectangles so they form two squares. One square will show the two panels for subtracting integers; the other will show the word "integer" on the left and "tiplicat" on the right. | |
| Pick up the two rectangles showing the subtraction panels and place them directly on top of the "integer" and "tiplicat" rectangles. | |
| Fold back the upper right flap. Place glue on the two "glue here" squares, then fold the flap back down and press to glue. | |
| Fold back and glue the second flap... | |
| ... and the third flap... | |
| ... and the last flap. | |
| This is how the glued project will look. | |
| To see the multiplication panel, open the center of the project like a book. | |
| Allow the rectangles to fold backward as you open up the panel. | |
| Once again open the center of the project like a book to reveal the division rules. | |
| Open like a book again to reveal addition rules. | |
| And open like a book again to return to... | |
| ...the subtraction rules. |