The history of

Origami
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There is normal origami and then
theres this…
Then theres normal origami
Then theres over compucated origami
Then the main origami is money
origami
And theres just origami
 Did you know??????????
That ori means fold
And that gami means paper
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Also did you know that…………
Origami was made in the 3ed century by the Chinese
Then passed on to the Japanese in the 7th century
The Africans then learned it in the 7th century also
In the 8th century when Spain invaded Africa for slaves
they learned about origami.
Then passed on to south America by the Spain's
Then to Europe and eventually to the united states of
America.
 The Japanese believed that ……
They thought if you made 1000 paper origami
cranes you will be granted one wish.

In …..
In 1900 it was passed on to England then to
the United States.
 Poems about origami
When you see a beautiful butterfly,
Fluttering in the air so high,
You don't remember its history.
Its caterpillar days to you are a mystery.
It once crawled on the ground,
Not knowing where it was bound.
When it made its cocoon,
It knew not it would be flying soon.
It slowly emerged with gorgeous wings,
Very much glory did this cocoon bring.
You transform the paper you fold,
From a flat sheet to glory untold.
You can create a butterfly,
A teddy bear, or a big bowtie.
All of this from a simple page,
Most designs have changed with age.
You see paper as one little sheet,
And in a heartbeat,
You've refined this technique
To create a design so unique
You transform the paper you fold,
From a flat sheet to glory untold.
You can create a butterfly,
A teddy bear, or a big bowtie.
All of this from a simple page,
Most designs have changed with age.
You see paper as one little sheet,
And in a heartbeat,
You've refined this technique
To create a design so unique
Leaping Frog
(Haiku)

A paper frog jumps

Trying to win the contest
Leaping high and far.

A cinquain

Crane
intricate, unique
fold, crease, create
Sending message of hope.
Peace

Origami
fun, interesting
fold, form, crease
Symbolizes the Japanese custom.
Art
Origami
creative, fun
creasing, folding, bending
I love folding paper.
Crane
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Origami
frustrating, tricky
fold, bend, overlap
Origami is very fun.
Creases

Crane
fun, difficult
hope, soars, flies
They look real cool.
Origami
To David Brill's Horse

But this is a horse,

This thing of paper plain.
For these folds form
The sinews of a stallion,
A wild free living beast.
Thus can life shine through
The constraints of our art.
The Heart As Origami

Each one has its shape.

For love, two sleeping ducks.
For selfless courage, the war horse.
For fear of death, the daylily's one-day flower.
More and more creased each year, worn paper
thin,
   and still it longs for them all.
Not one of the lives of this world the heart does
not choose.
That there was poems of kids just like

YOU!!
NOW MAKE YOUR
OWN!!!!!
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And that is the history of…..

ORIGAM
I!
  BYE!
 AND THANKS
FOR WATCHING!
And you better have or ill get you!