Aristotle the moose from the "Papers" cartoon.

Inimitable aristocratic moose Aristotle from the famous modern cartoon "Papers" - is a favorite character for children. The format of this cartoon is completely different, not like traditional short films. Children not only see how on the screen come to life crafts made of paper, they communicate, live their lives, but can also try to repeat such wonderful copies. Each series of the cartoon reveals not only an interesting plot, but also gives a master class of this or that paper crafts. For sure, children will want to make with their own hands the main character. We suggest to consider how to model Aristotle the moose from paper.

Materials to work with:

- heavy beer or regular packing cardboard;

- blue paper;

- scissors;

- ruler;

- a simple pencil;

- an awl;

- glue stick;

- white and red paper;

- colored paper clips.

How to make Aristotle's moose in steps

1. Prepare heavy cardboard (long strip) for the base and blue paper to glue the craft.

2. Use a ruler and a pencil. Draw a sketch of a moose. The torso, legs and arms of the cartoon are long, also show the horns, located horizontally. Up bring out a long strip for the muzzle. In the future you will curve it.

3. Cut out the blank along the contour. Now the simple gray cardboard needs to be ennobled.

4. Cover with blue paper.

5. Lower down the narrow part of the muzzle, curve the front part three times.

6. Cut out a narrow red tie and glue it on the front. Prepare the eyes.

7. Glue on the eyes, make nostrils with an awl.

8. Attach colored paper clips to the antlers. Aristotle the moose is ready. Now you can bend all the limbs at will to animate just like in the cartoon of your favorite character.