Thanks to Ben Newbury for producing and sharing the El Nino pop up here at the TES site.
I used it last week, and it went down very well and we had some great results from it.
You need to download the presentation and the accompanying template.
I had to re-print the two sides of the template as it was not quite aligned when it was printed off. This should be done on card to keep the rigidity in the final pop-up element. The powerpoint is very useful in providing all the steps required.
The students really enjoyed the activity, and there were some great outcomes within an hour. Here's one of them:
I used it last week, and it went down very well and we had some great results from it.
You need to download the presentation and the accompanying template.
I had to re-print the two sides of the template as it was not quite aligned when it was printed off. This should be done on card to keep the rigidity in the final pop-up element. The powerpoint is very useful in providing all the steps required.
The students really enjoyed the activity, and there were some great outcomes within an hour. Here's one of them:
Finishing touches... pic.twitter.com/OkEAVXmZ4R— KingsElyGeographers (@KingsElyGeog) September 29, 2017
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