1. Prop Scale Model Worksheet Instructions

2. Don’t write or draw anything here!
This space is reserved for the completed prop AFTER you film with it.

3. Remember, scale factors should be 1 ____ : _ ______
Your group should have already picked the scale factor. Go to link #2 on my webpage to find your group’s scale factor.
Remember, scale factors should be 1 ____ : _ ______
number
unit
unit

4. Your dimensions will most likely be length and height for a flat prop made of paper. The third row is empty.
If you are making a 3-D prop, fill in the third row with width.

5. Look up the real-life length/height/width of your prop.
Use Google to find the measurements.
If you can’t find anything, estimate as best as you can.

6. Calculate the size of your prop here by using the real-life measurement and the scale factor.

7. EXAMPLE of a completed paper (For now
EXAMPLE of a completed paper (For now. Again, the prop will be attached in the box after filming)