The document provides instructions for making an educational connector game using various materials like cardboard, wood strips, a map, battery, bulb, and flex. It outlines 10 steps for assembling the materials, which include making a wooden base, attaching a map and vocabulary list, adding nails to connect villages and mountains, installing a bulb and battery, and covering it with laminated cardboard. Safety tips are provided throughout for using tools like scissors, glue, and tape.
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Make Your Own Light-Up Map Connector
1.
2. MATERIAL
- Cardboard.
- A bulb holder.
- A light bulb.
- A flat battery.
- Flex.
- A okume plank.
- Wood strips.
- Roll to laminate.
- Clips.
- Isolating tape.
- Nails.
- Glue (white).
TOOLS
- Screw driver (star shape).
- Drills.
- Markers.
- Scissors.
- Ruler.
3. MAIDER, WHAT NO, I
IS THIS TOOL? I DON’T KNOW.
IT’S VERY KNOW. THAT TOOL
STRANGE. GO AND IS A DRILL.
ASK JOSU.
4. PROCEDURE
1. Make a wooden base using 4 wood strips. Make a square with the strips
and stick them using white glue.
2. Cover the wooden base with a okume plank. Stick it on top.
3. Draw and colour your area’s map and later cut it.
5. OK, MADDI.
I’LL PUT ONLY IGOR, BE
A LITTLE. CAREFUL WITH
GLUE. THE GLUE. ONLY
A LITTLE IS
ENOUGH.
I AM GOING
TO MAKE A
FANTASTIC
CONNECTOR.
I CAN’T STOP.
4.
6. 4. You will need a big cardboard. Cut two pieces, as big as the okume plank, in
order to cover the wooden base.
5. Stick the map on the left of the top cardboard. Write the vocabulary you
will use in your game on the right (rivers, mountains...). Later, laminate the
cardboards and stick the top one.
7. BLA, BLA, AITOR, BE
BLA…WHAT A CAREFUL
HEADACHE! WITH THE
I WISH I WAS SCISSORS OR
AT HOME YOU WILL
XABIER, BE
CUT YOUR
CAREFUL
FINGER.
WITH THE
LAMINATING
TAPE. IT IS
VERY STICKY.
8. 6. Drive in the nails in each point, drills are very useful now. Number the
nails at the back, give a number to each mountain and give the same
number to the corresponding village.
9. I HAVE A TERRIBLE
PROBLEM THE
ISOLATING TAPE
IS ESTIC IN MY IS NO PROBLEM
HANDS. I CAN CUT.
10. 7. Now the most difficult task: cut some pieces of flex, cut about 2 cm of
plastic from each end of the pieces of flex and twist the little wires.
Make a small hook at the ends of the flex. Then hook all the numbers.
Number 1 in the village goes with mountain number 1. Number 2 in the .......
8. Drill a hole for the lampholder between the map and the list of mountains
and find an appropriate place for the battery, fix it to the plank using
isolating tape.
11. AAAHHH!
THIS GROUP
UUUUFFFF! I CAN’T
IS A
FINISH THE HOLE. I THIS IS VERY
DISASTER.
NEED A TXISTORRA DIFFICULT!
TALO. TEACHER, I
NEED HELP.
12. 9. Cut three longer pieces of flex, cut about 2 cm of plastic from each end
and twist the wires. Then make a small hook at the ends of the flex and
hook two of the pieces of flex around the holes of the bulb holder. Hook
the end of one piece of flex onto the positive pole of the battery and tie
it round the other piece of flex goes out with a clip. Hook the third piece
of flex onto the negative pole and tie it round, hook the other end to a
clip, this end goes out too.
13. MAREN, I NEED YOUR
HELP. WHERE GOES LOOK ALEJANDRA,
THE BATTERY? I DON’T THIS IS A
KNOW! FANTASTIC PLACE
FOR THE BATTERY.
HERE, OK!
10.
14. 11. The connector is nearly ready to play but first you have to cover the back
with a laminated cardboard.
15. NO PROBLEM, I
I HAVE A TERRIBLE PROBLEM WILL HELP YOU
WITH THE ISOLATING TAPE. BUT DON`T MOVE
WHAT A MESS! IKER HELP ME! OR I WILL CUT
YOUR FINGER.
16. NOW THE CONNECTOR IS READY TO PLAY MATCH
THE VILLAGES AND THE MOUNTAINS AND IF YOU
ARE RIGHT YOU WILL SEE THE LIGHT.
GOOD LUCK!!!
17. HURRAY! OUR
FANTASTIC
CONNECTOR IS
I DON’T
READY TO PLAY.
WANT TO
JOKIN, DO YOU
PLAY NOW.
WANT TO PLAY?
I’M HUNGRY.
YES, LET’S PLAY
I WANT A
TOGETHER.
COME ON ENDIKA, SANDWICH
THIS IS GREAT FUN!
LOOK, THE LIGHT!