Summary
An arts-and-crafts villain named Aarti Craft has turned all the agents in Chicago into paper dolls — and it's up to the Mobile Unit to cut, fold, and reason their way to a fix before the whole city is flattened into construction paper.
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Discussion questions
Discussion
When a villain turns everyone into paper dolls, shapes and patterns become important clues.
- How did Aarti Craft cause trouble for the agents?
- What did the Mobile Unit have to figure out to turn everyone back?
- Paper dolls are often folded so both sides match. What's that called when two sides are the same?
- Where else do you see matching, mirror-image shapes in real life?
Quick work-a-long
Vocabulary: pattern, shape, fold, match, symmetry.
Try it: Fold a piece of paper in half and cut out a shape. Open it — both sides match! Draw what you made and label the fold line.