I love to fold origami.
I thought I saw an origami book, and it was an origami book! And it showed me how to fold a paper balloon like my friend did. So I memorized it. Then, I folded some in class during recess. I figured out I can make a whole bunch and use them as paper bombs. Here are some of them:
My class has a Book Fair, and I saw a book called "The Strange Case of Origami Yoda." So I looked in it, and after the story, it showed you how to fold him:
I really like this guy, who folds a bunch of origami stuff. My favorite are the grasshoppers. Because of that, I started making up my own. Here is a duck and an elephant, and they're also drink holders!
I saw things things in the origami book (that showed me how to fold a balloon), and I don't know what they are. But I use them for catching grasshoppers, sometimes, because I can catch them with my bare hands like my friend does. Sometimes, I use them as puppets. You put them on your hand and pretend like they're a shark or fish or something.
That same book showed me how to fold a frog (my uncle showed me first, but I forgot), so I got really interested and thought I would fold baby frogs. Here's my army of frogs:
I like your Yoda. Can I have one?
ReplyDeleteI must admit I am a little freaked out by the army of frogs. At least it is not an army of spiders- that would be too freaky!
ReplyDeleteI forgot I also wanted to ask you about your paper bombs.
ReplyDeleteDo they really explode...?
What if instead of expoloding they expanded so big that they were big enough to fit a person inside?
I love,love your sketches. I still have the 4 green origami frogs and the origami box you made the last time you visited! Love, Grandma Lucie
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