Tangrams

Today, LS1 had a session with Mrs Anderson to learn about how to make tangrams.

First, we used an A4 piece of paper and cut it to make a square (because tangrams are made from squares). We then folding it to create creases in the paper. Next we cut out the creases to create shapes such as triangles, squares, rectangles and rombuses. 

Lastly, we made squares and animal shapes using the pieces of paper.

I found this activity enjoyable and easy. I enjoyed rearranging the pieces of paper to make different tangrams.