Modelos de papel

Aquí tenéis más modelos de papel:

In this page http://www.californiascienceteacher.com/resources/papercraft.html you can find a lot of

Modeling resources

Earth Science

• Model of Three Faults- This site offers an easy template for modeling three basic fault types (normal, thrust, and strike-slip). Developed by the USGS.
• 7 paper models that describe faulting- This site contains instructions and templates for building seven different fault models. A higher level of skill is required to complete these models
• Paper models for Geology- Several template to describe Earth geologic processes.
• Landslide model- From the USGS, a two piece model of a landslide.
• Plate tectonic globe- Glue around a tennis ball and you have a really cool globe complete with tectonic plates.
• Earth’s sea surface temperature- Model of the Earth provided by NASDA.
• Earth’s water phases- Model of Earth provided by NASDA
• Natural Science Models- From Canon. Several models including volcanoes, Moon, Earth and Sun.
• Volcano Model- A model of a volcano from the USGS.
• Space Models- Space shuttle models, ISS, and more.
• More Space Models- A bunch more space models.

Physics

• Paper Spectroscope- Use an old CD and some heavy card stock to create your own paper spectroscope. These work great!
• Magnetosphere- A paper model of the magnetosphere.
• Paper airplanes- realistic paper designs, customizable with cool colors and designs.
• Even more paper airplanes- Japanese designed paper airplanes. Realistic flyers, fun to launch high in the sky.

Biology

• Rare animals of the World- Paper craft from Yamaha.
• Rare animals of Japan- More paper craft from Yamaha.
• Paper animals- Paper craft animals from Konica Minolta.
• Dinosaurs- From Canon’s Creative Park.
• Insects- More from Canon’s Creative Park.
• More animals- Even more from Canon’s Creative Park. Check out the Coelacanth!
• Model of DNA- A no cutting required model of DNA. Template in color or black and white.
• Trilobite fossil- A model of a Trilobite by the USGS.

El enlace original

 http://jlsaaavedra.edublogs.org/2012/03/04/paper-models-in-science/