Origamis for Kids: color book | origami paper for kids under 8 | Ideal for a gift

Ideal for children: They will learn to concentrate on a task, develop their dexterity and creativity. Folding explained step by step with tips and tricks, fun and creative paper folding with easy folding lines, lots of patterns.A large format book that makes you want to start origami. ¿Send us the photos of your creations on this page as comments. ¿ Book in color ¿76 folds step by step ¿ 3 levels of difficulty, from 1 to 3 stars ¿ The list of supplies needed for your origami ¿ Large format A4 This art originates from one of the oldest popular arts, in the 6th century, in China. It is called zhézhi, and is said to date from the Western Han Dynasty and was brought to Japan by Buddhist monks. Origami is known as the traditional Japanese art of folding. The word origami comes from the Japanese verb "oru" (to fold) and the word "kami" (paper). Indeed, origami helps to discover shapes and colors while awakening the child to art, and even serves as a basis for learning mathematics. By concentrating on perfectly folding a sheet of paper, we practice geometry.

Ideal for children: They will learn to concentrate on a task, develop their dexterity and creativity. Folding explained step by step with tips and tricks, fun and creative paper folding with easy folding lines, lots of patterns.A large format book that makes you want to start origami. ¿Send us the photos of your creations on this page as comments. ¿ Book in color ¿76 folds step by step ¿ 3 levels of difficulty, from 1 to 3 stars ¿ The list of supplies needed for your origami ¿ Large format A4 This art originates from one of the oldest popular arts, in the 6th century, in China. It is called zhézhi, and is said to date from the Western Han Dynasty and was brought to Japan by Buddhist monks. Origami is known as the traditional Japanese art of folding. The word origami comes from the Japanese verb "oru" (to fold) and the word "kami" (paper). Indeed, origami helps to discover shapes and colors while awakening the child to art, and even serves as a basis for learning mathematics. By concentrating on perfectly folding a sheet of paper, we practice geometry.