Origami Activities for Children: Make Simple Origami-for-Kids Projects with This Easy Origami Book: Origami Book with 20 Fun Projects Paperback – April 15, 2002

Very easy and very cute for kids.

I have taught origami to groups of children over several years, and this book has a nice variety of projects. If you would like to get the kids away from their phones, computers and Netflix screens, origami is a nice low budget art project since it does not require special paper. (Although, I do not recommend construction paper.) As the author stated, this art form develops creativity, as well as logic and coordination. The author adds a nice bonus, grade level suggestions and time requirements. For May, you might want to try the Mother's Day card kimono, or the flowers. Remember, practice makes perfect!

a little difficult to use with a kindle

My son loved this activity book. Most are simple and be easy to follow.

This book is aimed towards younger children. I was able to do most of the origami in this book. I recommend this to you!!!

This book is based around different celebrations during the year, and has a wide variety of projects. Some of them are very 'American' in taste, but on the whole I liked the format and content of the book.Children will need assistance to follow the instructions, as the line drawings can be a little confusing.Good value for money, although some of the other similar books available (e.g. Usborne Book of Origami) are better in my opinion.

It states that young children will be able to follow these instructions. I doubt that. But I helped by an adult they should achieve some results.