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Folded beak storytelling prop
Hand-held only, below the face as needed. No covering of breathing passages.
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- US Letter
- Pages
- 3
- Sheet
- 215.9 × 279.4 mm
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Print the matching Letter/A4 edition at actual size (100%). Measure the 50 mm bar before cutting; trial-fit the parts with your chosen material.
Pages in this PDF
- Page 1 — Assembly instructions
- Page 2 — hand-held face prop; 160 x 24 mm strip
- Page 3 — Assembly instructions
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Folded beak storytelling prop / LETTER
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Letter and A4 preserve the component dimensions. Choose the sheet you will print, not a different object size.
Materials and construction
Plain 100 to 140 gsm paper for a first dimensional trial; approximately 160 to 220 gsm card only after confirming the folds. Use a ruler, suitable scissors, a blunt scoring tool and a small amount of paper adhesive. An adult should handle internal cuts, holes and small fasteners.
Before making a batch
Measure the 50 mm reference and two named component dimensions.
Make a complete empty trial and document fold direction, joining order, collision, stability and any fragile features.
Repeat the trial using your chosen paper. Check that every join holds and each moving part works freely before decorating.
Inside this edition
- Instruction pages
- 2
- Orientation
- Portrait
Print at actual size and check the 50 mm reference before cutting. This is a hand-held, nonprotective display prop.
Folded beak storytelling prop. Hand-held only, below the face as needed. No covering of breathing passages.
From file to finished page
- Cut the outline and marked openings with appropriate adult assistance. Do not place paper across a child's breathing passage.
- Fold and reinforce the separate paper handle, then fix it to the reverse side away from openings.
- Use as a hand-held photograph or storytelling prop, below the eyes as needed to keep vision unobstructed.
- Do not attach elastic, tie it around a head, claim sun protection, or call the helmet safety equipment. A wearable adaptation needs a separate fit and safety review.
Printing and use notes
Hand-held only, below the face as needed. No covering of breathing passages.
Drawing dimensions describe flat paper surfaces, not verified internal capacity, load strength, fit or material compatibility.
No mailing, food-contact, archival, toy-safety, protective-wear or cutting-machine certification is supplied.
Make a plain-paper trial first; paper thickness and fold accuracy can change the fit.
Direct PDF files for every edition
- Folded beak storytelling prop / LETTER · 3 pages
Page numbers and contents
- Page 1 — Assembly instructions
- Page 2 — hand-held face prop; 160 x 24 mm strip
- Page 3 — Assembly instructions
- Folded beak storytelling prop / A4 · 3 pages
Page numbers and contents
- Page 1 — Assembly instructions
- Page 2 — hand-held face prop; 160 x 24 mm strip
- Page 3 — Assembly instructions
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