How to use ? - Simulation model of melting ice fields and glaciers
Step 1
Cut out the templates from the next page (A, B).
Transfer them with a marker pen to the A4 PVC, respecting the positions shown in the diagram below.
Cut out the 3 pieces (A + B x2) with scissors, but not yet the opening representing the ocean.
Step 2
Repeat the C template twice on the small PVC plate and cut out the two mountains.
Step 3
Using a hot air gun, soften the PVC strip (ground) to obtain a profile corresponding to the side template lines.
Step 4
Découper l'océan sur la bande ainsi formée (terrain).
Step 5
Cut out and then trace with a permanent marker the template D from the previous page on the top of the juice carton.
Punch a hole inside the rectangle with an awl and, using a straw, suck out all the contents.
It is important not to puncture the small hole provided for the straw 
Step 6
Using a pair of scissors, cut along the drawn rectangle starting from the hole in the straw.
Continue cutting across and then to the edge to form a flap.
Step 7
Apply a generous amount of hot glue around the opening of the juice carton and glue the lower part of the model (ocean side) to it.
To ensure a watertight seal, add more glue under the model.
Step 8
Glue the two sides of the model together, making sure to add enough hot glue to the bottom to ensure a watertight seal.
Step 9
With the remaining tabs of the A4 pvc sheet, cut and glue two strips on the front of the model.
Glue the two mountains at about 2-3 cm from the top to form a funnel with an opening of about 1.5 to 2 cm.
Step 10
Using hot glue, draw a river and an upper lake that flows into the ocean.
Add a second layer of hot glue to make the riverbanks high enough.
Step 11
Using paint, sponge pieces as stamps and brushes, decorate the model to highlight the glacier, the mountains and the river.
On the remaining part of the cardboard of the brick, trace the template of the white bear (E).
Cut it out and fold it to form as many bears as desired.
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