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Kite with a Dancing Tail
7 magnetic tiles · 3 steps
A four-color diamond and three tail ribbons
What pieces do you need?
- ×4right triangle tiles
- ×3equilateral triangle tiles
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Uses the tile shapes listed in the OugerToy 104 photo, with one kit per build. Colors can vary; check your actual tile dimensions and magnetic connections.
Find the breeze with a bright diamond kite, then arrange its loose ribbons underneath.
Before you build with real tiles
- Adapted for the 104-piece kit. Lay every tile flat and look from above. Use the listed pieces for one picture, then return them before starting another.
- Colors are illustrative; substitute any colors in your kit. Match the actual tile shapes and join their edges without overlapping or stretching them.
How to build it, step by step
1. Make the lower point
Add in this step: 2 right triangle tiles
Join two right triangles into the lower half of the diamond.
Hands-on tip: Keep every tile flat on the table. Match neighboring magnetic edges, leave the pictured gaps open and never stack faces. Colors can vary.
Step 1 / 3 2. Close the upper point
Add in this step: 2 right triangle tiles
Add two more right triangles to finish the diamond.
Hands-on tip: Keep every tile flat on the table. Match neighboring magnetic edges, leave the pictured gaps open and never stack faces. Colors can vary.
Step 2 / 3 3. Let the ribbons dance
Add in this step: 3 equilateral triangle tiles
Arrange three small triangular ribbons below the kite. The ribbons are separate pieces.
Hands-on tip: Keep every tile flat on the table. Match neighboring magnetic edges, leave the pictured gaps open and never stack faces. Colors can vary.
Step 3 / 3
A little help for grown-ups
You do not need to plan a lesson. Use these prompts when you reach a tricky step, or when your child wants to try an idea of their own.
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