Run it in class.
Let families take it home.
Teachers were the reason we started drawing these. Crafts are still being drawn and tested — here is what the programme will include, and how to be first in line when it opens.
Classroom licence
One purchase covers printing for your whole class, every year you teach it. Buy the PDF once, print 30 copies, print them again next term.
Lesson-ready worksheets
Each craft comes with a one-page worksheet: what to notice, what to try, and three questions to answer afterwards.
Parent share pack
A printable flyer and a WhatsApp-ready message so parents can order the same craft at home. Nothing for you to chase or collect.
Class sets, delivered
Paper automata kits in boxes of 15 or 30, sent to the school, with spare parts for the two that always get sat on.
Class pricing
Planned pricing, not live yet — plain prices, no quotes to chase, once the programme opens. Government and vernacular schools pay the same.
Schools can pay by invoice with a purchase order — say so when you write to us and we will send the paperwork your office needs.
How a lesson usually goes
1. Before
Print one copy yourself and build it. Twenty minutes, and you will know exactly which step your class will get stuck on.
2. In class
Print a set. Children cut in the first half, assemble in the second. The worksheet fills the gap for whoever finishes early.
3. Display
Everything stands up on a table. A class set of nasi lemak plates makes a very good open-day display.
4. Home
Send the parent flyer. Families who want more order directly from us — you are not handling money or deliveries.
Join the teacher list
Free. We will send the parent flyer, a sample worksheet, and one full craft PDF to try with your class, the moment the programme opens — before you spend anything.
Rather talk it through? WhatsApp us or email [email protected].