ZIG ZAG PICTURES

Today we created some zig zag pictures. We folded some A3 cover paper into a zigzag and then cut up pictures from 2 calendars (one about dolphins and one about Australian islands because we are doing work on Island of the Blue Dolphins) We then stuck the pictures down in the correct order on either side of each zig zag so that you see one picture from one angle and the other picture from the reverse angle. I don't know if I've explained this well enough, maybe the photos below will help.(The example shown below was a snowy mountain scene on one side and Uluru on the other.) The kids found the folding the most challenging part of the activity.