Let's give this on the final day of daycare training! A gift made with origami

ribbon medal

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Lift the kids’ spirits! Here are some fun ribbon medal ideas.

When children receive a medal to wear around their necks, they’re often thrilled and filled with a sense of being special.

Medals are often given as proof of an achievement or hard work, so in that moment, a child will feel proud that their effort and accomplishments have been recognized.

Try giving it while saying, “Thank you for spending such a fun time together.” It’s likely to become a special memory for both of you.

Origami smartphone

A must-have item kids will adore! Let me introduce the idea of an origami smartphone.

Smartphones are very familiar to children, but this idea is truly unique.

Its never-before-seen novelty is sure to captivate them! What you’ll need: origami paper, beads, liquid glue, paint, baby oil, slime, and decorative parts like sequins and glitter.

Since some materials might not typically be used in the classroom, it’s a good idea to discuss and make it together with the supervising teacher at your practicum site.

It looks like a wonderful item that will nurture creativity through play.

Origami bracelet

Wearable accessories are so much fun! Here are some ideas for an origami bracelet.

A bracelet is an ornament worn on the arm, typically wrapped around the wrist.

They come in many materials—metal, leather, fabric, beads, plastic, and more—but this time, let’s make one out of origami! All you need is a single sheet of origami paper in your favorite color or pattern.

First, accordion-fold the paper, then shape it into a circle and tuck the ends into each other.

It’s also nice that you can turn it into a watch by attaching a dial to the center of the bracelet!

Snap camera

[Origami] Easy! Fun to play with: How to fold a “Snap Camera” (Origami camera)

It’s so fun to play with! Let me introduce the idea of a “Pachin Camera.” How about giving a Pachin Camera as an origami gift? It’s an origami camera you can make with simple steps, and the little origami mechanism is such a fun idea.

It’s adorable to see children play, expand their imagination, and pretend to take photos saying, “Say cheese!” It can be used for make-believe play or pretend photography, so it seems like it will broaden the ways kids can have fun.

On the last day of your childcare practicum, let’s make even more memories with a Pachin Camera made of origami!

Munyumunyuu Squeeze

The popsicle design is so cute! Here are some ideas for squishy, squishable toys.

Squishies are toys or items made from soft materials that you can press and squeeze to help relieve stress and promote relaxation.

They’re characterized by their soft feel when held in the palm of your hand and their ability to return to their original shape.

This time, let’s make one with origami! You’ll need origami paper, tissue paper, tape or glue, and scissors.

By placing tissue paper inside the origami, you can enjoy a satisfyingly squishy texture!

Simple long-tailed tit (Shima-enaga)

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The plump, round shape is so cute! Here are some simple long-tailed tit (Shima-enaga) ideas.

The Shima-enaga is an adorable wild bird native to Hokkaido, Japan, known for its small, round body.

In recent years, its cute appearance has inspired illustrations and characters, winning fans of all ages.

This time, let’s make a Shima-enaga with origami.

All you need is a sheet of black or gray origami paper and a black pen or colored pencil.

The simple steps make it a delightful project!

clock

[Origami] Let’s make an easy-to-fold watch! [Origami Watches]

Recommended for children at the age when they start taking an interest in clocks! Here are some clock ideas.

Children generally begin to grasp the concept of time around ages 3 to 4, and they typically learn how to read clocks around ages 5 to 7.

These ideas are especially recommended for those who have worked closely with preschool classes during practicum.

You can make them with just a single sheet of origami paper, so try using your favorite colors and patterns.

Using round stickers for the clock face numbers works well!