Best Printable Russian Nesting Doll (Matryoshka) VERSION 2
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I used these as an extension following a multicultural holiday escape room. The students enjoyed their nesting dolls.
This is the second year that I have had my students complete making these dolls. The girls love it! The boys not so much.
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Our class is learning about other cultures, so I made this Russian Nesting doll set.
At first I made it like a box but to get 4 dolls took up 2 a4 sheets. That just wasn't good enough so I decided to make it better and easier. The old version needed 8 folds per doll. The newer version only needs 5 folds per doll.
This doll isn't going to be easy if teachers aren't willing to help cut and fold for the very little ones. It might be more useful for older children around 5+.
So what do you get in this set?
1- A black and white a4 version that kids can color everything.
2- A colored a4 version where the background is colored, but the doll is black and white. This allows kids to focus on the beauty of the doll and not worried about coloring a mass empty space. For larger classes with no ink freedom, this may not be for you. If you have a smaller class and have the freedom to print color for kids, use this one, in my opinion.
If you want the older, wasteful version- CLICK HERE.
I hope you enjoy these dolls. Would love to see pictures when you finish! Please rate kindly.
Our class is learning about other cultures, so I made this Russian Nesting doll set.
At first I made it like a box but to get 4 dolls took up 2 a4 sheets. That just wasn't good enough so I decided to make it better and easier. The old version needed 8 folds per doll. The newer version only needs 5 folds per doll.
This doll isn't going to be easy if teachers aren't willing to help cut and fold for the very little ones. It might be more useful for older children around 5+.
So what do you get in this set?
1- A black and white a4 version that kids can color everything.
2- A colored a4 version where the background is colored, but the doll is black and white. This allows kids to focus on the beauty of the doll and not worried about coloring a mass empty space. For larger classes with no ink freedom, this may not be for you. If you have a smaller class and have the freedom to print color for kids, use this one, in my opinion.
If you want the older, wasteful version- CLICK HERE.
I hope you enjoy these dolls. Would love to see pictures when you finish! Please rate kindly.
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