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Origami Honor Requirements
Origami is the art of paper folding. The word is Japanese, literally meaning to fold (oru) paper (kami). Pathfinders really enjoy finding out the neat things they can make just by making a few folds in a piece of paper. Here's a few websites that have ideas for you to use.
Here are a couple of videos to help get you started. You can also do a Google search on 'Learning Origami YouTube' or a search on a specific model (Example: Origami Sailboat YouTube.)
Another thing that you might want to try if there are enough computers would be to the videos needed to be able to teach the honor. Then have the Pathfinders work in round robin style going to each station to complete everything starting with the basics then working up to completing the models. There would of course need to be staff to man each station but this way you wouldn't need to have experts come in to teach (although that would of course be great). This way the Pathfinders could work somewhat at their own speed and move on when they had completed the requirements at a station. Because the videos go rather quickly they will need to be paused at times and to play over and over so that everyone has a chance to understand. Also make sure that there are enough people to help at each station.
- Origami Resource Center - Origami for Kids
- paperfolding.com
- Origami USA
- Yasutomo Origami Projects
- Sy's Origami Designs
- Tammy Yee's Origmai Page
- How to fold a Hawaiian shirt (Youtube)
- Origami for Kids - Activity Village
- Origami for Kids - Love to Know
- Kids Web Japan - Exploring Origami
- Joseph Wu Origami
Here are a couple of videos to help get you started. You can also do a Google search on 'Learning Origami YouTube' or a search on a specific model (Example: Origami Sailboat YouTube.)
Another thing that you might want to try if there are enough computers would be to the videos needed to be able to teach the honor. Then have the Pathfinders work in round robin style going to each station to complete everything starting with the basics then working up to completing the models. There would of course need to be staff to man each station but this way you wouldn't need to have experts come in to teach (although that would of course be great). This way the Pathfinders could work somewhat at their own speed and move on when they had completed the requirements at a station. Because the videos go rather quickly they will need to be paused at times and to play over and over so that everyone has a chance to understand. Also make sure that there are enough people to help at each station.
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Easy origami instructions for basic origami folds.
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"Origami of the Day" video clips.
Mimi's Videos Meamerger Channel |
