- Give each students a blank origami paper.
- Explain, you will be giving them instructions on how to fold their paper.
- Students must close their eyes and not speak during the exercise.
Read the instructions below, giving students time to complete each instruction
◊ Fold your sheet of paper in half.
◊ Tear off the upper right-hand corner.
◊ Fold your paper in half again.
◊ Tear off the lower right-hand corner.
◊ Fold your paper in half.
◊ Tear off the upper left-hand corner.
◊ Fold in half a final time.
◊ Tear off the lower left-hand corner.
◊ Unfold your paper and hold it up.
◊ Tear off the upper right-hand corner.
◊ Fold your paper in half again.
◊ Tear off the lower right-hand corner.
◊ Fold your paper in half.
◊ Tear off the upper left-hand corner.
◊ Fold in half a final time.
◊ Tear off the lower left-hand corner.
◊ Unfold your paper and hold it up.
- Have everyone open their eyes, unfold their papers, and compare what they look like.
Mōrena Ruma Rima,
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Tuhi Mai Tuhi Atu for 2018. I'm James, and although I don't officially work with Manaiakalani any more, I still really enjoy dropping in to class blogs and sharing in the learning. It's great to see you guys back and in the blogging space again. I really like how many different outcomes you had in this task? Why do you think that is? I can't wait to drop back in and see more of your learning throughout the year.
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James
Hi James, we had so much fun doing this and we loved this task at least we didn't use scissors :)
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Kiaora I'm Shawn from Red Hill School. I like how you all made flowers. It looks like fun. I like the yellow and blue ones best cause that one look like a real flower.
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