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Cavaliers and Roundheads: The Story of the Civil War with Stand-up Scenes

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Advanced Polyhedra 3: The Compound of Five Cubes

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Paper Fish: Models and Mobiles to Cut Out and Glue Together

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Surfaces: Explorations with Sliceforms

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The Romans Pop-up - A pop-up book to make yourself

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Butterflies on Display

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The Magic of Flexagons: Paper Curiosities to Cut Out & Make

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The Greeks Pop-up: Pop-up Book to Make Yourself

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The Tarquin Star-globe: To Cut Out and Make Yourself

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High Fashion in Stuart Times: A Study of Period Costume with Pull-up Scenes

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Mathematical Models

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The Tarquin Globe: To Cut Out and Make Yourself

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D-Forms: Surprising New 3-D Forms From Flat Curved Shapes

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Crystal Models On the Type of an Ordinary Plait

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Sliceforms: Mathematical Models from Paper Sections

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Paper Presents: To Colour, Cut-out and Glue Together

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More Gift Boxes!: 14 Delightful Boxes to Cut Out and Make Yourself

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FROM THE BLOG...

How do teachers we convince students that studying algebra and trigonometry is worthwhile? How do we show them the methods with the conviction that these are the building blocks of something ever greater, dynamic and full of prospect? We turn to the time that that mathematics was it - the latest thing, the cutting edge! The history of mathematics is the way to make it real.

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