Origami is a very popular craft today. It helped inspire the book Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes, which was later turned into a movie.
The art form has even inspired the design of things like airbags and heart stents. Origami sculptures can be fascinating. Some are incredibly small, but they can also be very large! The smallest origami crane was made by Mr. Naito of Japan. He used a piece of paper that measured 0. He folded into a crane using a microscope.
On the other end of the spectrum, the largest origami crane weighed 1, pounds. It was made by a Seattle organization called Wings for Peace in The sculpture was over feet wide! Would you like to try origami? What would you make? There are plenty of patterns out there! Maybe you could make an origami sculpture of your favorite animal or insect. Or perhaps you can come up with a new design of your own! Ready to get folding?
Find a friend or family member to help you check out some of these activities! It's awesome that you stuck with it, Fluffy! Paper was invented that year! I found it on this link! We didn't know you were such a fan, Harry! But we sure appreciate the shoutout. Did you use Wonderopolis at Hogwarts, by any chance? Wow, Awesome Ryan. Those are some pretty strong feelings for origami.
We suggest that you and origami take it slow and really get to know each other first. Maybe you can hang our together with a group of friends? Good luck, Wonder Buddy! Hi, Wonder Friend! Glad you're having fun! Thanks for your feedback. We always appreciate hearing from our Wonder Friends. Great question, dayshaliz! Also, check out the Try It Out activities! We agree, Mrs. Corriher's Art Room. We think origami is fold-tastic! Thanks for Wondering with us!
That's great advice, Audra! Sounds like your students have lots of fun with origami. Thanks so much for sharing! How cool, Abby! What is your favorite formation or creature to make? We bet you have quite an origami collection!
Thanks for sharing something you've learned about origami, Wonder Friend! We bet with some practice and hard work you will be creating beautiful origami pieces! Keep up the great work and practice, MaryCutiePie! We bet you're getting better each day!
Thanks for sharing your comment! Hip-hip-hooray, we're glad you enjoyed our origami Wonder today, MaryCutiePie! We Wonder if you have tried your hand at origami?
What's your favorite object to create? We like to try our hands at all kinds of origami, Hannah! We think animals are lots of fun, and it takes lots of patience and practice to get it just right! Thanks for sharing your kind comment, we hope to Wonder with you again soon! Hey Rue! Thanks for coming to Wonderopolis today! Forming origami is definitely a beautiful art form. Have you ever tried it?
The action origami, like making a flapping bird, seems like a fun thing to try! What do you think? Hi, walter! Thanks for joining the discussion! We think origami is fun, too. We hope you learned something new about it from reading this Wonder! Thanks for sharing your comment with us, Wonder Friend! We're so lucky to have a Wonder Friend like you! How cool, Sofia! We Wonder what your favorite origami sculpture is?
Have you tried your hand at origami, or do you enjoy the looking at all the different figures that have been created? Your comment made us smile, Fitz! Thanks for summarizing what you learned from our origami Wonder!
Origami is a very unique and interesting art to learn about-- and even cooler when you try it yourself! How great, Sheyla L! We're so happy that you learned something new about the ancient tradition of origami! We Wonder if you've tried your hand at origami? What a great question, Tiyanna! We think that there are lots of ways to express yourself and your feelings, including art!
Origami is a type of art, so we bet you can show how you feel through origami! We are very impressed with your Wonder! We certainly agree with you, Yeniffer! We think that origami is very difficult to do and it takes lots of talent to accomplish! Great job, Wonder Friend! Thanks for letting us know that you enjoyed today's Wonder! It's about a girl, who is sick, with a goal of folding 1, paper cranes.
Her story is amazing, and a bit sad, too, but she is full of determination! She is a true Wonder Friend, just like you! WOW, it's so much fun to learn cool, new things with you, Minecrafter! We Wonder what your favorite thing from today's Wonder was?
That's great news, Danielle! We're glad today's Wonder was right up your alley! Thanks for sharing your comment with us-- we hope you keep up with your origami! Thomas's Tigers! We're glad that all our Wonder Friends enjoyed our origami Wonder! It's very difficult, you're right, Alyssa J! We think it's awesome that you're doing your best to try your hand at origami! It takes lots of practice and patience-- we're so proud of you, Alyssa J!
Well thanks so much, Wonder Friend Allure! We really appreciate your comment, and we're glad you stopped by to Wonder with us! Hey, hey, hey there Superman! We're oh-so-glad that you are a fan!
Wonderopolis welcomes new friends-- there's a ton! So we hope you're having lots of fun! The most important thing is that you're learning something new, Kim! Some of our Wonder Friends are better at some things than others You can learn about your very own talents, too! Wonder Are You Talented? How cool, Daniel! What's your favorite part of the origami book so far? You're right, Ryleigh!
We bet it takes time and practice to create origami figures, but it's really fun to do! Nice work! How cool that our Wonder Friends in Ms. Blanchard's are reading about origami! We think the book sounds funny and interesting! Thanks for sharing your comment with us, Wonder Friends! That's pretty cool that you enjoy reading the origami books, Jacob!
It's okay if you don't enjoy making anything but you do like the books! Thanks for letting us know how you feel!
WOW, how very cool Wonder Hunter! Your fly fishing origami sounds really amazing and creative! Thanks for sharing your comment with us today! WOW, that sounds like a very cool talent to have, Wondering Student! We bet you could get the hang of origami with some practice! Perhaps you can ask the person in your grade to help you learn?
We Wonder what your talent is? It's so nice of you to say hello to your Wonder Friends, Gabrianna! Thanks for sharing your love for origami with us! We Wonder if you have created any origami creatures of your own? We're so excited that you liked today's Wonder video, Mallorie! We Wonder if you have ever tried your hand at origami?! We Wonder what you learned from today's Wonder, Haley?! We're so excited that you joined the fun at Wonderopolis today!
Thanks for letting us know that today's Wonder was one of your favorites! We think people who create cool creations from paper are very talented! We Wonder if you have ever tried your hand at origami, Bryleigh?! We're glad you're back, Kamron! Thanks for sharing your comment about origami today-- we Wonder what your favorite part of the Wonder was?
Hey there Monkey Geek, we're so excited that you enjoyed our origami Wonder today! We bet your paper airplane is great-- have you ever tried origami on your own? It looks like a great deal of fun! This art leaves a flat square sheet of paper in a form of defined art piece through folding and sculpting techniques.
Origami, though originated in Japan, was loved and adopted all over the world. This paper art is done just by folding paper in various shapes and sizes, according to the structure to be made. They do these origamis only by folding paper while cutting and glueing are not at all allowed. Of all the shapes of Origamis, the Origami Crane is the most popular one which almost all the Japanese people do.
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