PAPER PUNK 3D PAPER GORILLA: Welcome to the jungle, we've got what you need! An all-inclusive build-and-play kit that has everything needed to create an origami paper toy ape for kids and humans of all ages. You are the designer with this fun and interactive build-an-animal STEM toy. There are only four simple steps: Punch out, fold, build, and customize! Scissors and glue are not required. With a few simple folds, colorful 2-D flat shapes transform into bold 3-D geometric pieces to create a spectacular paper toy gorilla. Talk about a fun and educational crafting activity! STEM vs. STEAM Paper Punk adds the "A" to STEM with Art/Design for STEAM: Science, Technology, Engineering, Art/design and Mathematics. Paper Punk delivers good-for-your-brain skills like geometry, engineering, materiality, prototyping, dimensional thinking, design and art in a fold-to-play fun format that allows you to exercise and build your creative muscles. The material paper is reimagined into a learning tool that will fortify your brain to handle and hack life's messy problems skillfully. Paper Punk gives you smart meets art in the most fun and engaging way!  PAPER PUNK Paper Punk is an innovative paper-based building toy that provides endless imaginative and creative play for humans of all ages. As we increasingly rely on technological tools to discover, seek and share information, there is also a growing disconnect with the tangible world. Through the act of making, people not only change the way they think, they change the way they behave. Making has a magical, transformative power because you're using your hands to think. Paper Punk is a creativity tool that's as much an art form as it is a toy. The creator and founder of Paper Punk, Grace Hawthorne is also co-founder of ReadyMade magazine and co-author of the award-winning book ReadyMade: How to Make Almost Everything. Her artwork has been exhibited in several national museums including the Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum's Triennial. She's a consulting associate professor at Stanford's Institute of Design.  
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