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Origami Rabbit (part 3)

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Step 21: Fold the rabbit's tail in on itself as shown Step 22: Fold the inside tip of the tail outwards and upwards Step 23: Seperate the two layers of the tail so the inner colour of the paper can be seen, reverse infolding the top layer and folding the bottom layer upwards to create the rabbit's tail Step 24: Gently bend and shape the body to make the rabbit … [Read more...] about Origami Rabbit (part 3)

Origami Rabbit (part 2)

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Step 11: Turn the paper over so the right ear now faces left. Repeat steps 9 & 10 to create the second ear, by lifting the lower point upwards, pinching the top of it to create the new fold line show on the top triangle. Now fold the point underneath so it lies horizontally and in line with the other point Step 12: Fold the top ear upwards, ensuring the crease runs … [Read more...] about Origami Rabbit (part 2)

Origami Envelope (part 2)

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Step 10: Unfold the last fold you made. Now fold the lower left and right corners inwards as shown, creasing where indicated in blue Step 11: Fold the left and right edges inwards and crease where indicated in blue Step 12: Fold the top left and top right corners downwards and inwards until they meet in the centre, creasing where indicated in blue Step 13: When … [Read more...] about Origami Envelope (part 2)

How Origami Can Improve Executive Functioning

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Origami may appear as primarily a fine motor challenge, but if we dig deeper, you'll find that you’re actually working on quite a multitude of skills. Beyond fine motor abilities, engaging in origami can contribute to the development of visual motor skills. Depending on your approach, it may also address sensory processing, play skills, and even social skills! And guess what? … [Read more...] about How Origami Can Improve Executive Functioning