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How to make a hexaflexagon

Step 10You are done!

You are done!
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Now flex it! Push in the sides so you get a Y shape, then pull out from the center to reveal the hidden sides. Think of how to categorize what you need to study into three groups, then write your notes on the flexagon. Stick it in your pocket, and you're ready to go!

Disclaimer - Many people apparently know how to make flexagons, and I don't remember where I learned how. I recently found a site with many many cool versions of this mathematical piece of magic. It is www.flexagon.net. I have been using flexagons for years in my classroom and, to my knowledge, I am the only person who uses them for this purpose. If you know otherwise, please let me know!
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