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Make a Tetrahedron from a Small Envelope Go to a printable version |
Regular Polyhedra |
This is a simple way to make a tetrahedron (a pyramid) from a small envelope. All you need is a small envelope, a ruler, a pencil and scissors.
Supplies:
| Open the flap of a small envelope. Using a ruler and a pencil, mark the diagonal lines from each corner to the opposite corner. Mark a third vertical line through the middle of the envelope. Fold along each of the lines. |
| Cut along the top two "V"-shaped lines (discard the top of the envelope). |
| Open up the envelope, flattening the bottom a bit. Tuck one side of the envelope into the other side. |
| You now have a tetrahedron! To decorate it: untuck it, draw on the sides (but not on the tucked-in side), then re-tuck one side in. |
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