I'm getting a large number of repeat events to teach origami to mostly
boys ad girls, ages from 7-16, but sometimes adult aged events. I'd
like to change out my models that I teach. I've been teaching a simple
cat, salt-celler/fortune teller, samurai helmet, simple mouse and
hopping frog. I've taught an inflateable goldfish and rabbit, based on
the waterbomb. Crane or flapping bird with mixed results. The petal
fold can be really discouraging for kids, and many adults.
WIth that, what other models have you taught to kids/adults with
success, especially when you have a large volume and not in a class
settings. Reasonable success rate, and keeping some of the more complex
folds to a minimum. Sinks have proven to be very difficult under these
conditions.
Thoughts?
Thanks,
JRSM
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