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10. Origami Projects For Teachers Sites that offer origami Projects For Teachers! Sy s paper folding Original models with photos and diagrams. Travel to Oriland- Diagrams and lessons, http://www.teach-nology.com/teachers/projects/origami/

Curriculum Lesson Plans Organizers Rubrics ... Anne's Origami - Information on MIT's origami mailing list, with archives. Also a list of books she owns, some with pictures and table of contents. Anools-Origami - Overview of the art and a gallery, including some very small models. Castle Gormenghast: Origami - Humorous instructions on how to build a model called "Rabbit style object on geometrical solid." Dave's Origami Emporium - Diagrams of traditional, modular, money, and original designs. Articles, book and software lists, and origami inspired 3D pictures. Edward Crankshaw: Origami - History, poetry, book list, and the 10 commandments of origami. Envelope and Letterfolding - History and diagrams to create envelopes, or fold the letters themselves, so they can be mailed. Fabric Origami Workshop - Introduction, techniques, diagrams and photos, FAQ, magazines that have covered it, and reviews of applicable general origami books. Fred's Origami - Book list and links.

11. Robert Harbin - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia origami The Art of paperfolding, HarperPerennial, 1992, ISBN 0060922699; origami Art of paper folding (Illustrated teach Yourself), Picture Knight, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Harbin

Robert Harbin From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Robert Harbin (born Ned Williams in South Africa January 12 ) was a British magician and writer Contents Career Bibliography On origami On magic ... edit Career Harbin was the first British illusionist to move from stage performing to television, with his own show which began in . He developed a number of new tricks, including the "Neon Light" and the now ubiquitous "Zig-Zag Girl" (1953) illusions. In about Harbin appeared in a minor part as a magician in the film The Limping Man , produced by Cy Enfield . In , Harbin and a friend of Enfield, Gershon Legman (1917-1999), discovered a common interest in the Japanese art of paper-folding. Harbin wrote many books on the subject, beginning with Paper Magic (illustrated by the young art student, the Australian Rolf Harris who in the middle of the project, caught the origami idea and contributed several intricate models himself) in , and was the first President of the British Origami Society . He was the first Westerner to use the word origami for this art-form. He also presented a series of origami programmes for

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13. Math On The Street Using Origami To Teach Math Links Bill Wagner has a lesson plan that uses simple paper folding to develop Karen Bass writes about her experiences using origami to teach sixth grade math. http://math.serenevy.net/?page=Origami-TeachingLinks

14. What Is Origami? origami is the Japanese word for paper folding. ORI means to fold and KAMI Her friend proceeds to teach her to make the crane it isn t easy but when http://www.geocities.com/Rachel_Katz/origami/origami.HTM

WHAT IS ORIGAMI WHAT IS ORIGAMI Origami is the Japanese word for paper folding. ORI means to fold and KAMI means paper. Together, they form the word, "origami." It is an art form that has been handed down from parent to child through many generations. Origami involves the creation of paper forms usually entirely by folding. Animals, birds, fish, geometric shapes, puppets, toys and masks are among the models that even very young children can learn to make in just one sitting. HISTORY THE CRANE WHO WERE THE FIRST PAPER FOLDERS? ORIGAMI SYMBOLS HISTORY The art of making paper from pulp originated in China in the year 102A.D. Paper then became more available to the masses. The secret of making paper was kept in China for several hundred years and finally made its way through Korea and into Japan. A Buddhist monk is said to have carried this secret .The introduction of paper making to Japan several hundred years later coincided with the development of their religion and soon became part of the lives of its people. Colors and silk threads were added and origami was held in high esteem. Gifts were decorated with "noshi." Noshi had particular fold patterns depending on the gift. In Japan, at one time origami was taught in schools but today, children are generally taught origami at home. Holidays are celebrated with colorful origami decorations made by the family. On children's day (formerly boy's day), children make colorful carp: a fish that swims upstream, against the current. This symbolizes strength. During the summer, Tanabata, The Star Festival is celebrated. Live bamboo branches are decorated with origami stars and other paper decorations in a manner which brings to mind a decorated Christmas tree.

15. Toyoko's Origami(Japanese Paper Folding) As the present activity, we fold paper at the meeting named I also teach origami as a volunteer to the aged people for the rehabilitation at the day http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~gu7a-hsmt/e-Toyoko1.htm

Click on the picture you want to know how to fold. [The Profile of Toyoko Ishijima in Cannes,France E1995 : Started studying Origami. EMarch,1991: Qualified as a teacher of Origami. ESeptember,1991 : Participated in The Origami Event in Taiwan. EMarch,1994 : Participated in Japan Culture Festival in Cannes, France. EApril,1996 : Participated in The 3-rd Spring Seminar in Korea. @As the present activity, we fold paper at the meeting named "Shisui"(purple water),which is held once a month at the Labor-Welfare Hall of Ikebukuro,Tokyo. @We sometimes use handmade Japanese paper in order to express seasonal feelings in one's own way..That makes each one's work different to each other. @I also teach Origami as a volunteer to the aged people for the rehabilitation at the day care center of Komazawa Clinic, twice or three times a month. [Miscellaneous Thoughts on the Publication of My Home Page] @Origami is one of the cultural heritages of Japan. We can enjoy making various things from traditional to modern like a dinasour, using square, rectangular or round paper. @By folding together, the parents and the kids, the old and the young can deepen affection or friendship sharing the pleasure of making things by hand at the same place and the same time.

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6th Revised Edition Math in Motion: Origami in the Classroom K-8 by Barbara Pearl "...nicely written, well organized and deserves to be in classrooms everywhere!" George William Bratton III, Managing Editor, Ideal School Supply The resource guide for grades K-8 presents practical techniques and activities to teach mathematics using origami. Easy to follow, step-by-step instructions develop basic educational skills. Interdisciplinary lessons and teacher scripts support National Math Standards, cultural and cooperative learning activities that make learning FUN for kids of all ages. Math in Motion is designed to: 1) Support National Mathematics Standards 2) Develop a Positive Attitude Towards Learning 3) Teach Cross-Curricular Activities Math in Motion.....................$19.95 (Retail $24.95) 120 pages, Softcover ISBN 0-9647924-3-5 ORDER FORM PAPER PACK RESOURCE KIT WHALE OF A TALE BOOK Quantity Discounts Available! A percentage of our sales are donated to children's organizations that support global education.

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Paper Folding - Books The Complete Book of Origami By Robert J. Lang. Includes a brief history of Origami, guide to folding techniques, illustrated list of folding symbols, plus step-by-step folding diagrams for 48 projects ranging from simple to complex. Over 1000 drawings and diagrams. [Add to Cart] [View Cart] Unfolding Mathematics with Unit Origami By Betsy Franco. A book of blackline activity masters designed for algebra and geometry students in high schoool or middle school. Contains 16 activities arranged in order of increasing difficulty. The book's primary purpose is to teach mathematics, but it also introduces students to the art of origami. 136 pages. [Add to Cart] [View Cart] 3-D Geometric Origami By Rona Gurkewitz and Bennett Arnstein. Contains step-by-step instructions and diagrams for building over 60 different polyhedra-based models from origami units. 80 pages. [Add to Cart] [View Cart] Origami for Beginners By Vincent Palacios. An easy-to-follow guide book with 57 models. Each is illustrated with step-by-step diagrams and captions that take you through their construction. 80 pages. [Add to Cart] [View Cart] Patty Paper Geometry By Michael Serra. Patty Paper - the stuff that separates hamburger patties - can also be used for geometric investigations! These square of paper can be written on, they hold creases well, and they are semi-transparent like tracing paper. "Patty Paper Geometry" contains dozens of activities that motivate kids to read, write, and talk about geometry. This book is a blackline master book with 12 chapters of guided and open investigations. Grades 6-10. 272 pages, paperback.

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home articles Origami Records and Curiosities by John Smith I have always enjoyed reading about the biggest and smallest of almost anything. Naturally, I enjoy the Guinness Book of Records (or superlatives). At odd times I have been collecting origami records and I thought it about time I exposed my collection to the fierce gaze of the Internet. I would welcome corrections, updates or new entries. In addition to records I have this time included curiosities. These are not necessarily records, but are of interest. My thanks are due to Ralf Lane of Leipzig for some new world record contributions. Model folded from largest square Square 33m by 33m used to fold a crane. Maebashi, Gunma Pref. Japan, October 30th 1995. Reported by Joseph Wu. [From an article in the Japan Times . JW] Jim Mockford, a Japanese language teacher in Washington State, USA, reports that in the fall of 1995 a class of 20 of his students made an ori-tsuru (paper crane), out of a single sheet of paper that measured over 23 feet wingtip to wingtip. Of course there have been larger cranes made from many sheets of paper pasted together such as the Maebashi record (see above), but Jim's crane seems to be the largest made out of a single square sheet of uncut, unpasted paper. It was a great teambuilding project and a lot of fun. Largest banger Paul Jackson, in November, 1980 at the University College, London, successfully folded and banged the classic model made from a paper rectangle 108 ins. by 66 ins. See report in the BOS magazine no. 86, pages 14 and 15.

19. Origami Brian presents a history of the art of paper folding through I have also been invited to teach origami in other institutions and classrooms. http://www.whimsical-workshop.mb.ca/origami.html

Origami Creating A Balance Inspired by the book "Sadako and The Thousand Paper Cranes" Author: Eleanor Coerr In the Japanese Culture, The Crane is symbolic of health, hapiness, and peace. Legend has it that if you fold 1000 cranes your wish or prayer will be granted. In the times we live, every day human conflict spreads and grows more severe, the environment grows more threatened. There is an overwhelming need to establish harmony in our world. We have to "Create a Balance". The White, Yellow, Red and Black cranes were adapted from a different 1000 crane mobile created in 1992, as 1 of 10, for the Winnipeg International Children's Festival 10th anniversary by Children of the Earth School. They represent the North, East, West and South. The many-coloured cranes were chosen to represent all the people of the earth, the three levels of the mobile to represent, the air, land and water. The mobile to represent "Creating A Balance". With our world and environment in ever increasing chaos and conflict, we have folded these cranes as a symbol of our prayer, that though events such as these, that all the peoples of the world will try to "Create A Balance" so we may all enjoy "Peace, Good Health and Happiness". Here flies 1000 cranes as a gentle reminder for all to do their part in "Creating A Balance" Program "Creating A Balance" is a 1 or 2 week long workshop that introduces students to the Art of Origami as a means of making a creative statement. Brian presents a history of the art of paper folding through storytelling and demonstrations. The students, through their creative efforts create a mobile sculpture. This brings the whole school together for a presentation focusing on the idea of "Creating A Balance" with nature, the environment and with each other.

20. Body origami, also published as teach Yourself origami and origami 1 is quoted as selling 750000 copies origami the art of paper folding, by Robert Harbin, http://www.users.waitrose.com/~pureland/records.htm

Origami Records and Curiosities by John Smith I have always enjoyed reading about the biggest and smallest of almost anything. Naturally, I enjoy the Guinness Book of Records (or superlatives). At odd times I have been collecting origami records and curiosities and thanks to the help of Joseph Wu these have been published on the Internet. I have now updated this collection and added illustrations where possible and transferred it to my own web site. I would welcome corrections, updates or new entries. My thanks are due to Ralf Laue of Leipzig and other friends for some fascinating material. Naturally I have not been able to verify what is published here but where possible I have given the source of the report. I would be grateful for any corrections and I would particularly welcome any new contributions. Model folded from largest square A paper crane with a wingspan of over 60 metres was exhibited in the world's largest wooden stadium in Oodate , Maebashi, Gunma Pref. Japan, October 30th 1995. northern Japan. presumably this required a rather large square of paper. (The straits Times newspaper 4th August 1998) A Square 33m by 33m used to fold a crane. Reported by Joseph Wu. [From an article in the Japan Times. JW] November 10th 1999 in the Seattle, Kingdrome, USA the, quote, "World's Largest Paper Crane Project" was presented as part of the year 2000 Millennium Peace project. The Crane wingspan was over 200 feet.

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