Books like Origami in the Classroom by 荒木 千代
Origami in the Classroom presents a curated collection of paper‑folding projects tailored to American holidays that fall within the school year. Each activity is paired with detailed, step‑by‑step instructions, an appropriate grade‑level recommendation, an estimated time requirement, and a concise list of needed materials. The book is divided into two volumes: the first focuses on activities for autumn through Christmas, and the second covers winter through summer. Perfect for teachers looking to incorporate hands‑on, creative learning into their lesson plans.
First publish date: 1965
Genre: Food, Sports & Hobbies/Crafts & Hobbies
Authors: 荒木 千代
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