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Using this stencil you can create your very own Tyranosaurus Rex skeleton. Fill in all the pieces andthen put them together piece by piece just like a real paleontologist!

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Step 1 Step 2

Step 5 Step 6

Step 3 Step 4Start with the two halves of the head, attach them atthe nose. Keep the backs of the head separate.

Print out the stencil and trace the pieces. If the pieces are too flimsy go back over them.

Assemble the lower jaw the same way, connecting at the tip. Now attach the lower jaw to the skull.

Attach the skull to the spine.

Next, attach the ribs to the spine going from smallto big to small.

Now attach the hips to the spine and ribs. then connect the pelvic bones.

head

spine

arms

shoulders

ribs

hips

legs

feet

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Step 7 Step 8

Done!

Step 9 Step 10Next, attach the arms to the shoulder blades.Attach the shoulders to either side of the ribs near

the neck.

Now attach the legs to the hips. Make sure they’reevenly spaced.

Finally, attach the feet making sure when you securethem in place the T-Rex will be balanced to stand up.

A few more of these and you can add museum curartor to your resume!