Growth

Make a paper model of something you saw

Whenyou return with a shape you want to recreate

Use scrap paper and tape to make a small version of one thing you noticed, such as a window, shell or shelter. Start with folds and rolled tubes; make one feature recognizable before adding detail.

Start tiny

Fold or roll one piece.

SafetyUse clean materials; fold and tear if cutting tools do not fit.

Evidence grade CPractitioner method or editorial idea

Exploratorium, Making as a Context for Imagination, Play, Creativity, and Learning. Read the source ↗ — simple paper interpretation and creative-series formats are editorial proposals.

Growth: Practices that need preparation, a recurring slot or a useful tool.

From the screen to the fridge

Put the card where the habit happens.

Every deck is free to download and print at home, then pin up: on the fridge, the mirror, beside the monitor. Or get the printed edition, ready to pin up the day it arrives.