Let's give a piece of paper a fly!

Let's give a piece of paper a fly!
with some butter....


so let's make a butterfly :)


Moi drodzy. Mam dla Was kolejne zadanie do wykonania w technice origami. B臋dzie to motyl 馃檪 . W za艂膮czeniu krok po kroku jak to zrobi膰. Gdyby okaza艂o si臋 to zbyt trudne mo偶na wykona膰 inn膮 konstrukcj臋. Ale w technice origami jest podw贸jna liczba punkt贸w 馃檪 Nast臋pnie motyla nale偶y ucharakteryzowa膰, tj. nada膰 mu naturalne ubarwienie. Jest tu jeden warunek. Motyl musi pochodzi膰 z rezerwatu Jata, kt贸rego z艂apali艣my w poprzednich badaniach. Za chwil臋 prze艣l臋 linki do publikacji, gdzie znajdziecie list臋 motyli. Nazewnictwo jest po 艂acinie, bo tak si臋 standardowo podaje nazwy gatunk贸w, ale bez trudu znajdziecie w sieci odowieniki nazw polskich czy angielskich. Do dzie艂a! Zadanie dodaj臋 te偶 do google classroom i tam meldujcie wykonanie zadania 馃檪 Powodzenia!




Propozycja Laury




lub co艣 prostszego:





Nasze prace


Callimorpha dominula by Darek


 

Thymelicus lineola i Heteropterus morpheus by Laura




Papilio machaon by Julia B

 



Papilio machaon by Jagoda

 


Lycaena dispar by Lena 艢




Lycaena dispar and Rhyparia purpurata by Artur



by Lycaena alciphron Karolina





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