Make an amazing bunny pop up card

Learn about 3D structures and make a bunny pop up card in this fun Easter STEM activity for kids

In this fun STEM activity for kids, students will learn about graphic products and use templates to help them cut out the parts for a homemade Easter card.

This activity is aimed at primary school children and could be used as a main lesson activity, to teach learners about the use of templates.

This is one of a set of resources designed to allow students to use Easter themes to develop their knowledge and skills in Design and Technology and Mathematics. This resource focuses on making a graphics project, in this case an Easter pop-up bunny card.

The teacher will first print the activity sheet, which can be downloaded below, onto thin card and distribute to the learners.

Learners can then follow these steps to make their own homemade Easter bunny pop-up card. Once learners have completed each step for themselves, the teacher can explain why templates are used to make objects and how separate parts are used to make a larger structure.

Learners will share their completed Easter pop-up cards with the class. What do you think went well? What could be improved?

This activity will take approximately 50 – 80 minutes to complete.

Tools/resources required

Glue sticks
Card (various colours)
Scissors
Coloured paper
The engineering context

Engineers use nets and card to allow them to make scale 3D models of buildings and other structures, as well as packaging for products.

Suggested learning outcomes

By the end of this Easter STEM challenge learners will be able to make and assemble an Easter pop-up card from separate parts.

Download the free Make an amazing Easter pop up card activity sheet. Also included is a bonus wordsearch to enhance sticky learning.

All activity sheets and supporting resources are free to download, and all the documents are fully editable, so you can tailor them to your students’ and your schools’ needs.

The activity sheet includes teacher notes, guidance, useful web links, and links (where appropriate) to the national curriculum in each of the four devolved UK nations; England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

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