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Con el lápiz delinea cuidadosamente su contorno. Pasa el lápiz por uno de los orificios en la greda y marca un punto en el papel; haz lo mismo con el otro orificio. Deja la rebanada a un lado, pero no la aplastes. La vas a necesitar más adelante.

 Corta una segunda rebanada en la siguiente marca hacia abajo. Coloca la segunda rebanada sobre el contorno de la primera, teniendo cuidado de colocar los orificios en la segunda rebanada sobre los puntos en el papel. Para alinear los orificios, atraviesa los dos mondadientes por los orificios en la rebanada y alinéalos con los dos puntos en el papel. Delinea cuidadosamente el contorno de la segunda rebanada. Formarás un círculo alrededor del contorno de la primera rebanada. (Si tu montaña tiene "salientes", el segundo círculo podría traslaparse sobre el área del primer círculo).

 Corta otra rebanada en la siguiente marca hacia abajo. Alinea los orificios con los puntos y delinea el contorno tal como lo hiciste anteriormente. Finalmente coloca la rebanada inferior en el papel, alinea los orificios y delinea su contorno.
	 

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Coloca el trozo de greda en el cartón y forma una montaña de unos 10 cm (4 pulg.) de alto. Hacer el mapa es más divertido si haces la montaña un poco asimétrica o con una forma extraña. Sin embargo la base de la montaña debe ser plana.

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Un mapa topográfico es una forma de mostrar montañas y valles en una hoja plana de papel. Los mapas topográficos son prácticos y necesarios para muchas cosas, incluyendo la construcción de caminos y senderos de excursión por las montañas. El mapa muestra la ubicación e inclinación de las colinas y los valles.

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 Un trozo de greda o Play-Doh® como del tamaño de un jarro de café. (Haz clic (aquí para saber cómo hacer tu propia masa para modelar).

	 Una baldosa grande o un trozo de cartón sobre el cual trabajar la greda 

	 Un trozo de hilo dental, de unos 60 cm (2 pies) de largo

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 Coloca el trozo de greda en el cartón y forma una montaña de unos 10 cm (4 pulg.) de alto. Hacer el mapa es más divertido si haces la montaña un poco asimétrica o con una forma extraña. Sin embargo la base de la montaña debe ser plana.

Con el lápiz largo haz dos orificios rectos por el centro de la montaña.
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Finalmente coloca la rebanada inferior en el papel, alinea los orificios y delinea su contorno.
	 

 Apila las rebanadas en el orden correcto sobre el cartón. Asegúrate de que los orificios estén alineados.


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 Compara el mapa topográfico que acabas de hacer con la montaña original. ¿Por qué algunas líneas de los contornos están más juntas que otras? ¿Qué tipo de laderas producen las líneas que están más juntas? ¿Qué tipo produce líneas bien separadas? En tu mapa topográfico ¿dónde están las laderas más empinadas? Al mirar tu mapa ¿dónde sería el mejor lugar para hacer un sendero o escalar la montaña?

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