[Childcare] Simple origami ideas for kids, perfect for spring

Origami bee with cute heart-shaped wings!

Origami [Bee] Origami Bee

Let’s make a bee by creating and combining the head, body, and wings.

In this idea, the first step for all parts is to fold the origami into a triangle.

Be sure to align the corners carefully as you fold.

From there, transform each piece into its respective part.

For the antennae, open up the folded section from the inside and squash it; a thin tool like a cuticle stick or similar can be helpful.

For the body, fold so that the white side shows on the front like a collar.

Make the wings from white origami paper with a heart shape in mind, and attach them to the back of the body.

After adding the head, draw the face with a pen to finish!

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Cute cherry blossom origami on the wall as well

Easy cute cherry blossom decoration spring flowers

Here’s an idea for making a cherry blossom by combining petal parts.

Use one strip of origami paper measuring 15 cm by 1 cm to make a single petal.

First, leaving 3 cm at each end, accordion-fold the paper at 1.5 cm intervals.

Once folded, glue both ends so that the mountain-folded sections face inward.

With one petal complete, make four more and attach them together to form a cherry blossom.

Use pink origami paper and place the colored side on the inside when making it.

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Also for walls! How to fold a cherry tree

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If you make lots and display them on the wall, your room will be filled with a springtime scene of cherry blossoms! First, create diagonal X-shaped creases, then fold both ends toward the central crease to form long, narrow points.

Flip it over, fold both ends toward the center again, and create long, narrow points in the opposite direction from before.

Fold it in half down the middle, fold the white part of the origami downward, then fold the pink part behind it in the same direction and tuck it inside.

Round off the corners overall to finish! It’s also recommended to add cherry blossom flowers punched out with a sakura craft punch.

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How to fold a spring flower: violet

[Origami] How to Make a Spring Flower: Violet ☆ Spring Origami

Violets that bloom with cool purple flowers in vibrant spring.

Prepare one sheet each of green origami in the regular size, purple origami at one quarter of that size, and yellow origami at one quarter of the purple.

First, crease both the purple and yellow papers with diagonal “X” folds.

Then, glue the yellow paper to the center of the purple paper, aligning the creases.

Fold both along their creases into a square using a squash-fold style, then open the whole piece slightly while keeping a small fold at the center.

Create a small gap in the center to shape petal-like forms, and the violet flower is complete! For the green paper, add both diagonal and cross (plus-sign) creases, form a long, narrow diamond, and fold it so it spreads in three directions to create the stem and leaves.

Combine the parts to finish your violet.

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Cherry blossom message card

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Why not add a congratulatory message like “Congratulations” or “Nice to meet you” for the new friends joining the class and give it as a gift? Start by folding the origami in half into a triangle twice, then fold it into a shape like a slender flower bouquet.

Next, cut it into a shape inspired by cherry blossom petals and open it once.

You’ll finish it so it can open and close, so create the necessary creases for that.

It’s complete when you align it so that the cherry blossom shape formed in the center becomes the closure.

Write your message in the area that opens at this part.

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Fun to make! How to fold a cherry blossom box

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Here’s how to fold a cherry blossom box that’s perfect for holding small items.

Its plump, cute shape is sure to delight older kindergarteners.

Cut pink origami paper into quarters with scissors to make triangles, creating four small pieces, then use red origami paper to make the base of the box.

The process is similar to making a flower medal, so it should be easy for children to fold.

Once the base is done, combine it with the four pieces you made earlier.

Fold each center section outward and tuck it into the gaps between the petal parts.

Open out the bottom three-dimensionally to form the box, and it’s complete.

Try making your own cherry blossoms in your favorite colors.

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3D Easy Origami Butterfly

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Let’s try making an origami butterfly that signals the arrival of spring.

There’s a squash fold step, but basically you just fold along the creases and edges and you’ll be done! First, crease the paper so that triangles form on both sides by folding it diagonally.

Then fold both corners on one side up to meet the top corner.

Once folded, fold back along the creases you just made.

Flip the paper over, fold the top corner down to meet the bottom edge, and then fold it in half left to right.

Next, fold so that the crease from the earlier fold-back step lines up with the crease from the halving step.

You should now have a butterfly shape, so squash-fold the tips of the wings to round them, and you’re done.

Add antennae to finish it off.

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