To John and folders here, My origami club models taught: https://origamimuseum.org/fun-origami-club/ Free simple-ish diagrams from OrigamiUSA: https://origamiusa.org/diagrams/free
Lisa @ OrigamiPlace.com "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"
