How do stars make handmade origami?

The star's manual origami method is as follows:

Material preparation: handmade paper.

1. First, turn one end of the bill along the index finger, as shown in the figure.

2. Then use the note under your finger to bypass the paper above your finger, pass through it and tie a knot, as shown in the figure.

3. As shown in the figure, continue to slowly pull the knotted knot until each side is equal to the width of the paper money, and then flatten it.

4. Then, fold the short side and the long side along the outline of five sides. Be sure to pay attention to each edge, as shown.

5. Then put the last part into the face corresponding to the last edge; In this way, a Pentagon was born, as shown in the figure.

6. Finally, hold the Pentagon with both hands, aim the nails at the middle of each sideline, and press inward to make the middle of each sideline sag and bulge up and down; Five sideline do the same action, as shown in the figure.

7. Hand-made origami star finished product map.

The benefits of handmade:

1, cultivate children's creativity

In many cases, when children make things by hand, the teacher will provide pictures or shapes of the things, then guide the children to think divergently, and then mobilize their enthusiasm for making things, so that children can give full play to their imagination and create things in their minds. In this way, handcraft not only exercises children's practical ability, but also cultivates their creative ability.

2. Cultivate children's practical ability

When children participate in manual activities, they discover and experience the happiness of success through their own constant attempts and efforts. Let children learn knowledge and develop intelligence in activities, improve their hands-on ability, reaction ability and creativity, make children develop in an all-round way in moral, intellectual, physical and artistic aspects, and improve their happiness index.

3. Cultivate children's self-confidence.

It takes hands, eyes and brain to complete a handmade work independently. In this process, children will encounter many problems. If they can persist in finishing it, it is also a sign of perseverance. No matter what children's handiwork is, they will be praised and affirmed to build their self-confidence.