Japanese Origami
Paper Magic
by Ann Stalcup
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Hands-on activities always engage children and help them process new information. This series introduces children to crafts from nations around the globe. With stunning photographs and a craft project that the reader can try at home or in class, your students will have the opportunity to participate in traditional projects from nations and cultures they may have never known.
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Japanese Origami: Paper Magic
1999, PowerKids Press, Rosen Publishing Group
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in English
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0823953335 9780823953332
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"Origami is a Japanese form of art in which squares of paper are folded to create shapes."
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Includes index and color illustrations.
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Describes some specific origami figures and their significance in Japanese culture. Includes directions for creating an origami ornament.
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