What era will you build?
-
The Pencil-Shaped House
Regular price €3,60 EURRegular price -
The Great Wall of China
Regular price €3,60 EURRegular price -
The Wild West Saloon
Regular price €3,60 EURRegular price -
The Haussmann building
Regular price €3,60 EURRegular price -
-
-
-
One model, three steps
-
01 · Build
Number the pre-cut pieces with a pencil, detach them, fold, assemble and glue them according to the assembly plan provided. Any school glue is suitable.
-
02 · Decorate
Paint, felt-tip pens, pencils, stickers… bring your model to life as you wish. Downloadable decoration files are available for certain models.
-
03 · Reinvest
Display, offer, or share your creation with those around you. Order more copies to extend the experience or introduce new ones.
THEY BUILD WITH US
Families and classes that recommend us
Recycled cardboard models, assembled together — from wind turbines to windmills, and even ancient cities.
The wind turbine was assembled in three sessions: numbered parts, school glue, and a real moment for two. We even decorated the blades.
The windmill is more demanding, but the plan is clear. My 5th graders observed, folded, glued — and understood wind in a way that went beyond worksheets.
The ancient city was busy all weekend: we're taking it apart, starting over, painting. Cardboard, zero plastic, and visible pride.
We followed with a wind turbine and a windmill to talk about renewable energies. Accessible, educational, and beautiful once displayed in the classroom.
The wind turbine was assembled in three sessions: numbered parts, school glue, and a real moment for two. We even decorated the blades.
The windmill is more demanding, but the plan is clear. My 5th graders observed, folded, glued — and understood wind in a way that went beyond worksheets.
The ancient city was busy all weekend: we're taking it apart, starting over, painting. Cardboard, zero plastic, and visible pride.
We followed with a wind turbine and a windmill to talk about renewable energies. Accessible, educational, and beautiful once displayed in the classroom.
The wind turbine was assembled in three sessions: numbered parts, school glue, and a real moment for two. We even decorated the blades.
The windmill is more demanding, but the plan is clear. My 5th graders observed, folded, glued — and understood wind in a way that went beyond worksheets.
The ancient city was busy all weekend: we're taking it apart, starting over, painting. Cardboard, zero plastic, and visible pride.
We followed with a wind turbine and a windmill to talk about renewable energies. Accessible, educational, and beautiful once displayed in the classroom.
The wind turbine was assembled in three sessions: numbered parts, school glue, and a real moment for two. We even decorated the blades.
The windmill is more demanding, but the plan is clear. My 5th graders observed, folded, glued — and understood wind in a way that went beyond worksheets.
The ancient city was busy all weekend: we're taking it apart, starting over, painting. Cardboard, zero plastic, and visible pride.
We followed with a wind turbine and a windmill to talk about renewable energies. Accessible, educational, and beautiful once displayed in the classroom.
The wind turbine was assembled in three sessions: numbered parts, school glue, and a real moment for two. We even decorated the blades.
The windmill is more demanding, but the plan is clear. My 5th graders observed, folded, glued — and understood wind in a way that went beyond worksheets.
The ancient city was busy all weekend: we're taking it apart, starting over, painting. Cardboard, zero plastic, and visible pride.
We followed with a wind turbine and a windmill to talk about renewable energies. Accessible, educational, and beautiful once displayed in the classroom.
The wind turbine was assembled in three sessions: numbered parts, school glue, and a real moment for two. We even decorated the blades.
The windmill is more demanding, but the plan is clear. My 5th graders observed, folded, glued — and understood wind in a way that went beyond worksheets.
The ancient city was busy all weekend: we're taking it apart, starting over, painting. Cardboard, zero plastic, and visible pride.
We followed with a wind turbine and a windmill to talk about renewable energies. Accessible, educational, and beautiful once displayed in the classroom.
The wind turbine was assembled in three sessions: numbered parts, school glue, and a real moment for two. We even decorated the blades.
The windmill is more demanding, but the plan is clear. My 5th graders observed, folded, glued — and understood wind in a way that went beyond worksheets.
The ancient city was busy all weekend: we're taking it apart, starting over, painting. Cardboard, zero plastic, and visible pride.
We followed with a wind turbine and a windmill to talk about renewable energies. Accessible, educational, and beautiful once displayed in the classroom.
The wind turbine was assembled in three sessions: numbered parts, school glue, and a real moment for two. We even decorated the blades.
The windmill is more demanding, but the plan is clear. My 5th graders observed, folded, glued — and understood wind in a way that went beyond worksheets.
The ancient city was busy all weekend: we're taking it apart, starting over, painting. Cardboard, zero plastic, and visible pride.
We followed with a wind turbine and a windmill to talk about renewable energies. Accessible, educational, and beautiful once displayed in the classroom.