Color Edition Children's Origami Book

Author: Xu Wenwangping, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Origami originated in China and has now become a widely popular and highly favored handicraft activity worldwide, especially among children. It is simple, versatile, cost-effective, and highly rewarding, making it a classic "learning through play" game. Practical evidence shows that origami has excellent educational benefits and greatly contributes to cultivating children's intelligence. With just a thin sheet of paper, through folding, layering, cutting, trimming, turning, and pulling, children's nimble hands can bloom beautiful flowers, showcase lively and adorable animals, and construct lovely houses. In these processes, observation, imagination, generalization, exaggeration, and creativity are required, involving the coordinated use of eyes, hands, and brains, as well as following a logical sequence in folding and assembly. This book adopts a category-based arrangement, progressing from simple to complex, and collects 237 origami examples across various categories such as animals, birds, fish, insects, plants, containers, clothing, transportation, and toys. The illustrations are vivid and clear, with steps that are easy to understand and fold. Even illiterate children can grasp the origami techniques at a glance. It is an indispensable, up-to-date, comprehensive, and highly practical origami guide. This book can not only serve as a valuable teacher and companion for parents and children but also be an ideal textbook for kindergartens.