How to decorate
A handy tool to have
Origami symbols
Commonly used origami methods
Size of colored paper used
How to draw a cute face

party
magpie pocket
panda pouch
medal
Heart Cat Medal
Bear Message Card
cat chopstick rest

congrats
candlelight
Numbers 0~9

[spring]
doll play
little doll
doll stand
peach blossoms

Easter
chicken
chick
Easter Egg Bunny
Ladybug pouch
cherry blossoms

spring stream
hat
fish

[summer]
rainy season
lotus leaf
tadpole
frog
Clear Weather Doll
umbrella

Chilseok
Weaver Girl
scapular
star
Bamboo leaf wall hanging
Wish paper

Cool snack
watermelon
shaved ice

[autumn]
Moonrise
Full moon, clouds, and rabbits
Mooncake rice cake and bowl
Full Moon Rabbit Pocket
reeds

autumn forest
acorn
Fallen leaves
mushroom
owl

Halloween
Ghosts and Pumpkins
Witch's Hat and Cat
skeleton ghost
Pumpkin Candy Cover

[winter]
christmas
Round Santa
bell
Simple tree
Round Rudolph

new year
New Year's money envelope
Roasted rice cakes
saddle pocket

Wintering
goblin
girl
kimbap
Goblin Box

Simple lease
Create your own lease!

A practical design that can be used in everyday life
Concentration, sense of accomplishment, and social skills all at once

It is already widely known that origami is very helpful for children's brain and emotional development.
By checking the design with your eyes and repeating the action of folding the paper with your hands in the right order, your concentration improves and your spatial perception ability develops.
"So Easy! So Fun! Origami" goes beyond simply folding paper, and features everyday, functional designs that allow you to experience a sense of accomplishment through the actual use of your creations.
The experience of using something I made myself builds confidence in my child.
By making everyday items that we use frequently, such as cards, envelopes, bookmarks, and boxes, we develop a sense of self-efficacy that says, "I can do it too."
By folding message cards to send to friends and writing letters or making bags with candy or snacks to share with those around them, children will naturally acquire social skills and learn how to express positive emotions.

Enjoy it anytime, anywhere as long as you have colored paper.
Sensitivity, cognitive development, and even creativity are all growing.

One of the great things about origami is that you can enjoy it anytime, anywhere, with just colored paper, without any complicated preparations.
You can enjoy it to your heart's content without worrying about the weather being too hot or too cold, or even on a rainy day.
Moreover, during long periods of time at home, such as during vacation, a variety of indoor activities are needed, and origami is perfect for children who are tired of the same toys every day or who spend all day looking at their smartphones or TV.
Since you can combine different types of origami differently each time, the number of possibilities is endless, so the number of toys you can make is truly endless.
In particular, this book covers seasonal themes, seasons, and holidays, such as cherry blossoms, Easter, the rainy season, Halloween, Christmas, and Lunar New Year, so you can explore the relationship between the four seasons and the cycle of nature at home all year round.
Activities that involve observing the passage of time and the changing seasons foster children's sensitivity to nature and also have a positive impact on fostering cognitive development and creativity.


Fold, fold, and glue with excitement
It also builds a bond between parents and children.

Few things are as effective as origami in fostering intimacy and bonds between family members.
As children and parents look at books together, think about folding methods, and discuss them, they naturally develop a rapport, and through this, their bond deepens.
In this way, origami can be more than just a simple activity; it can also be a great medium for fostering communication and emotional bonds between family members.
And this book is the tool that helps make those times more enjoyable and easier.
"So Easy! So Fun! Origami" guides you through the entire process, from the difficulty level of origami to the materials, folding sequence, and application methods, providing solid support so anyone can complete the fold without giving up.
If you've ever ambitiously tried origami but gave up halfway through, I recommend this book.


You can use it like this
★ Put a snack in the panda's pocket and give it to your friend.
★ Write a secret letter on a bear message card.
★ Let's all fold the candles and numbers and have a birthday party together.
★ In the hot summer, we play house with watermelon and shaved ice.
★ For Halloween, decorate your candy with pumpkin candy covers.
★ Decorate the tree with a round Santa and pretty bells.