Thursday, 8 November 2012

Tri-hexaflexagon

Last night we made hexaflexagons, specifically tri-hexaflexagons. They are a bit confusing, but it works out in the end. A flexagon is a paper hexagon that has three sides (or faces), one side is inside the other two and you show it by squishing it together and opening it from the top (this is called flexing). Warning: try to do it before glueing to make sure you have it right.

Today I am bringing them into school to show my teacher. Maybe the whole class can do them sometime. Click on the links to learn how to make them:
 I suggest we do the three color one, before the six color one (me and my dad did the Hexa-hexaflexagons and it was tricky).

Watch this video AFTER you make one because she talks really fast and can mix you up. Bit it is still a good video and you should watch it.

 
 
She can even make a burrito flexagon. Watch.
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  1. Unknown8 November 2012 at 07:53

    That word sounds like it could be used in a song. It is very musical. Really creative art works, Gabby. Well done!

    Grandma and Grandpa

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  2. Simbalabim9 November 2012 at 06:16

    Is this Gabby writing it or Kayren?

    Also that first video blew my mind.

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    1. gabby piper9 November 2012 at 12:59

      I tell her what to write and she writes it. Sometimes I write it down in a book and mom writes it down on the computer.

      -- a note from Kayren: I edit the spelling and punctuation, everything else is Gabby's.

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  3. Yippeeyiyofi9 November 2012 at 16:17

    Hi Gabby,
    I have a 1 songs I would like you to post
    1. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tajhs_FdT98
    -Fiona

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  4. Yippeeyiyofi14 November 2012 at 17:03

    Hi Gabby,
    I made one the hex-a-what ever there called,Tehy work relly well!

    -Fiona

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  5. Pat The Awesome7 December 2012 at 08:25

    I SAID IT 10 TIMES FAST!!! Like a boss.

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