This is a paper craft activity — you’re meant to cut out the shapes and glue them together to make a 3D fox.
Here’s how to do it:
1.
Cut carefully along all the solid black lines. Don’t cut the dashed lines — those are fold lines.
2.
Fold along every dashed line. Fold inward (toward the colored side) so the white tabs end up on the inside when glued.
3.
Glue the tabs:
- Start with the long body piece — glue the side tabs to form a box-like body.
- Attach the head pieces to the front of the body.
- Glue the tail sections together to make a fluffy tail, then attach it to the back.
- Add the legs by gluing their tabs to the bottom of the body.
- The ears and nose can be glued onto the head for detail.
4. Let the glue dry before standing your fox up!
You’ll end up with a cute little origami-style fox like the one shown in the corner.
Final Answer: Cut out all pieces along solid lines, fold along dashed lines, and glue tabs to assemble the 3D fox.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable papercraft templates.
