Project Title: Origami Frogs Description: Teach students about frogs and their habitats. Author: Mary Hager Grade level or Target Age Range: Preschool Vocabulary: frogs, origami. Materials: Large construction paper (white), regular construction paper (green, pink, yellow), crayons, scissors, paper flies, and frog sound videos. Anticipatory set: Fun facts about frogs! We started by discussing the life …
Project Title: Origami Frogs, also see our translation 折紙青蛙 Description: Create diverse, paper origami frogs.Frogs are a symbol of perseverance. They wait patiently for flies Project Ideas: perseverance, patience, naturalistic, recycling Author: Alysia Grade level or Target Age Range: Elementary grades 1-5 Historical Art Examples or References: Photos of different frogs in their habitats …
Origami, or paper folding, is a traditional Japanese art form that travels easily. Origami has been used in medicine for operations (DNA origami delivers cancer drugs to tumors,) stomach origami is the latest in weight loss surgery, and even architecture is becoming origami inspired! Origami’s portability make it a perfect art form for Art Sphere Inc.’s …
View Art Sphere, Inc’s work at Cohox Rec Center in our video and photos below! A youth participant explains how to create an origami boat and then shares a funny and entertaining story about an iceberg and captain’s t-shirt! See in our video below! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Tbsom2cOww
Know a person who isn’t feeling well and want to cheer them up? Do you like making crafts with paper? Make a Senbazuru! A Senbazuru is a set of 1000 origami cranes joined together by thread. Origami is the Japanese art of paper folding. In Japan, the crane is a …
Step-by-Step Origami Duck Folding Instructions Original ASI Design by John Guilfoyle Directions to fold origami duck: Start with a square piece of paper Fold the square in half at a diagonal to make a triangle Unfold Positioning the paper like a diamond, fold two edges in the center fold line …
To make a dog’s head: 1. Start with a square. 2. Fold paper in half on a diagonal making a triangle. 3. Fold down triangle on each side for ears. 4. Fold top part of base of triangle up for mouth. 5. Fold top part of triangle down for nose. 6. …
Create a paper heart…with a single strip of paper! After cutting a sheet of paper (8 1/2″ x 11″ ) into a square for other origami projects, we use the leftover paper (2.5″ x 8″ ) for this project so we don’t have any waste. 1. Position narrow sheet of paper horizontally …
