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• #ORIGAMI GAME HOW TO#

Hello, I was a complete beginner to Origami before I came across your website, and successfully used your excellent instructions to create an easy elephant, a shark, a bat, and then a heron within a couple of hours! So, I'd like to say thanks very much, creating some impressive Origami animals was a nice relaxing diversion, surprisingly fun and satisfying.įirst off i just want to say that i LOVE your site! I haven't found a site with this good of origami instructions yet! I love that you have step-by-step instructions and photos to go along. Many thanks for your website : it's a real great job ! I know I've said this be4 but ur website is totally AWESOME!!!! And I was also wondering if u could put this message somewhere on the homepage just so everyone can see how crazy-cool this site is! Thanks SO much whoever u are for putting ur time into this and listening to whenever I bother u because I don't understand a part.thanks!

i mean it - for years have looked for projects to do that were advanced novice and had trouble with instructions not being clear enough to follow or with designs of projects not being interesting enough to pursue. You are changing the art form of origami by making it so much more accessible. And the fact that you reply to comments and interact with the people using your site is awesome and really shows your care and dedication. It's so much fun and incredibly helpful to have everything I'd ever want to make here on this site. Thanks so much for compiling instructions like these. Here is a collection of origami made by readers of this site!īelow are some of the lovely comments we've received from visitors to our site. Let's make sure that it will continue on for many generations to come.īelow is a video of one of the coolest origami we folded lately, the Magic Rose Cube, a model by Valerie Vann. This is an activity that has been passed on from one generation to another, despite huge technological advances.

Origami is fun, easy, inexpensive and great for sharing with others. It still puts a smile on our faces when we complete an origami!įollow our instructions to make something today, right now! There's nothing quite like the joy you get from transforming a plain square piece of paper into a container, animal, flower, etc.

#ORIGAMI GAME HOW TO#

Teaches important concepts such as negative feedback and positive feedback.ĭeveloped with biology teacher Heidi Hisrich.ĭownload includes: instructions, templates and classroom Powerpoint presentation.Are you looking for origami instructions? You've come to the right place! Here you'll find out how to make many kinds of neat and ingenious items. Our instructions consists of actual photographs of the folding process to help you along.ĭid you know that origami came from the Japanese words "Oru" meaning "to fold" and "kami" meaning "paper"? And that's exactly what we do here - fold paper! Then they play against each other to try to stay in the safe zone whilst avoiding hazards such as sunny days, freezing rain and spicy food! The winner is the player who stays closest to homeostasis and avoids hypothermia or hyperthermia. Perfect for use in class or for distance learning at home!įirst, your students make the board, game cards, counters and dice from the colourful parts. It also shows how quickly your temperature can spiral out of control in extreme situations. Students will see how a combination of conscious and unconscious strategies help to maintain homeostasis. Our game teaches how body temperature is maintained in an engaging way. Homeostasis is the maintenance of constant conditions in the body. Teach homeostasis with our fun, interactive game!