Author: Compiled by the Editorial Department
Publisher: Electronics Industry Press
Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: Kids who love hands-on activities are smarter! New brain science research proves that hands-on activities can promote right-brain education in children, enhancing the coordination of hands, eyes, and brain. Through origami activities, children's imagination and creativity can be stimulated, helping them develop the habit of observing things carefully and the orderliness and organization in their actions. Additionally, the process of origami—repeated overlapping of points, angles, and lines—can promote the formation of mathematical and logical concepts and the development of spatial perception. In this series of origami books, children not only see detailed folding steps but can also practice with the beautiful colored pattern papers provided, increasing their joy and sense of achievement in hands-on activities. Each book also includes related scientific and educational knowledge, allowing children to broaden their horizons and enrich their knowledge while folding.
Fun Life Show - Brain-teasing Craft Happy Paper Folding
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