Directions for the T2 virus: 1) Cut out the body parts, cutting on the solid lines. 2) Pre-fold on the dotted lines. Once again, make sure your creases are sharp and accurate. 3) Assemble the two halves of the upper body before trying to connect them. Connecting them can be a little tricky, but it is definitely possible and, once again, patience is the key. Patience has a big pay-off here: you get a really cool virus model! NOTE: If you really need to have something on the inside, applying pressure as you glue the final flap in place, you could try using an opened paper clip stuck through one corner, going into the figure. The paper clip could be your "hand" inside the figure. 4) Roll the long, skinny lower part and glue along the glue tab. Make sure to cut the pieces on the end so it looks like this: 5) Glue the long "neck" onto the body. 6) Cut the chenille stems in half, so you have six identical pieces. Put a fairly generous amount of white glue in and around one end of them (no more than an inch) and stick them up into the bottom of the neck. Let this dry for as long as possible before twisting legs out into position. Virus Comic Strip You will create a comic strip that describes your adenovirus. Your virus can be spread through any mode of transmission (not sexual), and you can choose any symptoms or tissues to attack of your choice. Your comic will need to include the following: Minimum of 6 frames Describe the virus as a DNA or RNA virus Mode of transmission (no sexual transmission!) Symptoms of the infection Tissue that is attacked (must be specific) Colorful and creative
Directions for the T2 virus: 1) Cut out the body parts, cutting on the solid lines. 2) Pre-fold on the dotted lines. Once again, make sure your creases are sharp and accurate. 3) Assemble the two halves of the upper body before trying to connect them. Connecting them can be a little tricky, but it is definitely possible and, once again, patience is the key. Patience has a big pay-off here: you get a really cool virus model! NOTE: If you really need to have something on the inside, applying pressure as you glue the final flap in place, you could try using an opened paper clip stuck through one corner, going into the figure. The paper clip could be your "hand" inside the figure. 4) Roll the long, skinny lower part and glue along the glue tab. Make sure to cut the pieces on the end so it looks like this: 5) Glue the long "neck" onto the body. 6) Cut the chenille stems in half, so you have six identical pieces. Put a fairly generous amount of white glue in and around one end of them (no more than an inch) and stick them up into the bottom of the neck. Let this dry for as long as possible before twisting legs out into position. Virus Comic Strip You will create a comic strip that describes your adenovirus. Your virus can be spread through any mode of transmission (not sexual), and you can choose any symptoms or tissues to attack of your choice. Your comic will need to include the following: Minimum of 6 frames Describe the virus as a DNA or RNA virus Mode of transmission (no sexual transmission!) Symptoms of the infection Tissue that is attacked (must be specific) Colorful and creative
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