Roman Merchant Ship, simple

Papermodel Roman Cargo Ship

Simple cardboard model of a Roman merchant ship (Corbita). The monochrome model is specially designed for children and can be colourfully painted before assembly. The model is assembled after cutting out and folding the components with glue.

Ideal as a gift idea for children, but also well suited as teaching material or for museum educational work.

Cardboard Modeling in the Classroom

In the classroom, cardboard craft sheets provide a versatile and creative way to promote learning. These innovative tools not only offer a practical hands-on experience, but also promote the development of fine motor skills, spatial thinking and problem-solving skills in pupils.

The use of construction sheets allows students to create three-dimensional models or illustrations that visualise the lesson content in a vivid way. Whether it's historical events, biological structures or mathematical concepts, craft sheets offer a tangible way to concretise abstract ideas.

In addition, these activities encourage collaboration and exchange among the students as they work together on their projects. By cutting, folding and gluing, students not only develop their craft skills, but also a deeper understanding of the subject matter being taught.

Using cardboard model kits in the classroom goes beyond traditional learning and provides a practical way to actively engage students in the educational process. These creative tools create a lively learning environment that is not only informative but also entertaining and encourages pupils' enthusiasm for the subject area in question.