Origami Club Keeps on Folding
The traditional Japanese craft of origami combines creativity and mindfulness. Creativity and mindfulness are both key to our life as educators, but there are few better ways to practice these than through origami. Origami is the art of folding paper into beautiful 3D shapes and can be a great way for children to unwind and engage with their hands.Our mini origamists are turning sheets of papers into exciting 3D shapes every Tuesday. This week we made a dog bookmark for our little friends to make their reading more fun! Check out how creative our origami artists are!
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