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[Age 4] Easy origami ideas perfect for summer! A collection of cool, refreshing motifs

Four-year-olds are getting better at crafts and making things.

With origami too, they start enjoying adding their own ideas and making little tweaks.

Since summer is hot, here are some simple origami ideas you can enjoy indoors.

We’re featuring motifs that feel cool and items you can use for pretend festival play.

Even with the same folding method, each child’s personality shines through, so it’s fun that everyone’s work turns out differently.

We also recommend using the origami as wall decorations.

Be sure to enjoy origami with the children and make some summer memories together!

[Age 4] Easy Origami Ideas Perfect for Summer! A Collection of Refreshing Motifs (81–90)

Fish you can make in 2 minutes

[Origami] An easy origami fish you can make in 2 minutes / How to make an easy origami “fish” (in 2 minutes!)
Fish you can make in 2 minutes

Here’s a cute fish origami that’s great for three-year-olds.

First, prepare a square sheet of origami paper.

Fold it in half along the diagonal to make a triangle.

Fold the top corner toward the center.

Fold that top part inward once more to neaten the shape.

Rotate the paper 90 degrees to the side, then fold the left and right corners back to create the tail fin.

Finally, press the whole piece to set the shape—and it’s done! It’s fun to use colorful paper and make a whole fish wall display.

Be sure to try it together with the children.

Goldfish you can make in 3 minutes

Summer Origami: Easy Goldfish Origami ⭐︎ A simple origami you can fold in 3 minutes [with voice instructions]. Cute goldfish origami – how to fold a goldfish ​⁠@tentenmimi9626
Goldfish you can make in 3 minutes

When summer comes, you feel like folding a cool-looking goldfish out of origami, don’t you? This goldfish is simple and takes about three minutes to make, so please give it a try.

The folding method is very similar to the samurai helmet (kabuto).

Instead of folding the horn parts of the kabuto, imagine folding back the part that goes over the head in the opposite direction.

After that, rotate the origami 90 degrees and fold it back the other way, then cut open and spread out the tail section.

Be careful not to cut your hands when using scissors.

Finish by drawing a cute face.

A goldfish you can make by folding six times

Origami easy goldfish folding method/how to make
A goldfish you can make by folding six times

This goldfish is one of the easiest origami goldfish to make.

Most goldfish origami usually starts by folding into a triangle, but this one is a bit unconventional because it begins with a square fold.

First, fold the paper in half to make a rectangle, then fold it diagonally along the diagonal.

After that, fold down the white section—this will become the tail fin.

Then make a small fold for the head, and it’s already done.

It’s an avant-garde style of origami, almost like a painting by Matisse or Picasso.

strawberry candy

Simple way to make strawberry candy
strawberry candy

Let’s make the dreamy dessert you see at festivals and fruit shops! Here are some ideas for strawberry candy apples (candied strawberries).

You’ll need three pieces of red origami cut into quarter-size squares, pale orange or brown origami, glue or double-sided tape, and pens or colored pencils.

Let’s make these popular candied strawberries out of origami—they look adorable, and the crisp texture when you eat them is part of the fun.

It’s best to start by making them together with a parent or teacher so you can feel confident.

Give it a try!

Puffy, three-dimensional goldfish

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Puffy, three-dimensional goldfish

Let’s make a fun twist on the classic origami balloon! Here’s a puffy, three-dimensional goldfish idea.

All you need is one sheet of origami paper in your favorite color, a black pen, and a white pen.

It’s a unique, playful idea that makes the goldfish look adorably puffed up! Fold a balloon-like goldfish from a single sheet of paper, then use the black and white pens to draw the eyes and patterns.

It will look as if the goldfish has leapt right out of an aquarium.

This idea is sure to make anyone go “Whoa!” the moment they see the finished goldfish!