Low-poly animals make geometry visible and fun. In this classroom project, children assemble printable fox and owl models from simple polygon panels.Materials: cardstock, scissors, glue, ruler, crayons, and the Bearabbit template link https://bearabbitprintables.com/3d-papercrafts/.1. Print at actual size and identify the faces, edges, and vertices.2. Cut around the outside line.3. Score every dotted line with a ruler.4. Fold panels inward and tabs outward.5. Glue the matching tabs in numerical order.6. Add eyes, feathers, or a paper tail.Ask students to predict which faces meet before they glue. Compare the fox and owl: both use flat nets, but their silhouettes and symmetry differ. Let groups display the models with labels for faces, edges, and vertices. Use adult supervision for scissors and non-toxic glue.