Cool origami that boys will love and want to fold

Origami like fireworks

What is this…! Origami that looks just like fireworks. How to make origami fireworks. #shorts

Kids will be absolutely captivated! Here’s an origami that looks just like fireworks.

You’ll use eight sheets of origami paper to make it.

Bring the four corners to the center to form a square, then fold all the corners inward again.

Flip it over, bring the corners to the center once more, open it up, and squash it flat into a heart-like shape—one part is done! Make eight identical parts, stack and glue them one on top of another, and finally glue the first and eighth pieces together to finish.

It’s very simple, so it’s easy for kids to try.

It’s a toy they’ll want to play with over and over, so give it a try!

Propeller

[Playable Origami] How to Fold a Well-Spinning Propeller with Audio Commentary ☆ A well-rotated propeller tutorial

Do you remember the first piece of origami you ever folded? The memory might be a bit fuzzy, but I think everyone has folded a paper airplane at least once.

Watching a plane you made fly through the air—it was exciting, even moving, wasn’t it? So let me introduce an origami model that’s one step up from the paper airplane: the “propeller,” which some people call a “paper copter.” Once you make it, be sure to play with it together with friends.

In addition to the propeller shown in this video, there are various kinds of propellers and paper copters—like the spinning bamboo-copter type and a box-shaped type that spins a lot.

Have fun and give them all a try!

A frog that jumps well

[Easy Origami] How to Fold a High-Flying Frog 🐸 How to make a frog #frog #kaeru #frog #मेंढक #sapo #青蛙 #개구리 #howtofold #origami #easy #origami #종이접기 #纸 #折紙 #diy

The frog that jumps up energetically when you flick it with your finger is a classic origami model, and the way it’s constructed changes how it jumps.

This frog has independent back legs and uses many small, repeated folds to increase stiffness.

To make it jump well, it’s important to keep the left and right sides symmetrical and to pay attention to how firmly you crease.

As the overall size gets smaller, the folding becomes more difficult, so using tools to sharpen the creases is a good option in those cases.

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origami cracker

Make it with a square sheet of paper! Super Easy Origami Popper

When it comes to origami toys that are super simple yet keep kids totally absorbed, the “cracker” (paper popper) comes to mind.

I’m sure many parents played with it at least once, too.

While many people may have made it with newspaper, this is the origami version.

It’s very easy to make! Fold the origami paper in half into a square twice, then squash-fold it into a triangle on both sides—and you’re done! Anyone can make it easily, so if your child likes it, it’s fun to make together.

Even kids who first look puzzled and say, “What’s this?” will perk up the moment it makes a sound!

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Magic Spiral Cube

[Playable Origami] Surprisingly Easy! Stretchy and Fun! How to Fold a Magic Spiral Cube [Origami] Playable Simple Craft

Spin it and it stretches! Here’s how to make a Magic Spiral Cube packed with fascinating surprises.

It looks very difficult, but you can actually make it by preparing multiple identical parts and assembling them—once you get the hang of it, it’s surprisingly easy.

You might have each child make one part and then connect everyone’s pieces together.

When assembling, be sure to glue or use double-sided tape firmly so it won’t break even after repeated play.

Try making and playing with different variations—long ones, short ones, colorful ones, and more.