Easy origami gifts presentation instructions. Presentation on the topic "origami in elementary school". II. Work on the theme

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MAGIC ART - ORIGAMI Educator GBDOU d / s No. 52 Lobacheva Yu.I.

Origami is the ancient art of paper folding. "Ori" in Japanese means "to fold" and "Kami" means paper. The art of origami has its roots in Ancient China where paper was invented. Initially, origami was used in religious ceremonies. For a long time, this type of art was available only to representatives of the upper classes, where a sign of good taste was the possession of paper folding techniques. ORIGAMI

A bit of history Two thousand years ago, the Chinese invented paper. Around the same time, the art of origami appeared. But it is believed that the art of origami originated in Japan and is even older than paper. The first origami figures originated from the art of draping fabric in the manufacture of traditional Japanese clothing.

The famous Japanese origami master Akira Yoshizawa came up with the “origami alphabet”. These are conventional signs and basic forms

Basic forms

Conventional signs

Types of origami

simple origami

modular origami

Wet folding

Kusudama

Origami from money

Iron origami models

Interesting facts The smallest Japanese crane was built from a square of only 1 mm. The giant crane is made of a square with sides of 33 meters!

Meaning of origami - Origami develops fine motor skills of hands. - Strengthens attention and perseverance. - Occupations of origami are safe, because nothing but paper is required for work. - Develops creativity (you can show a whole theater with the help of origami crafts) - Develops memory, thinking, spatial imagination, ingenuity - Origami, harmoniously develops both hemispheres of the brain, finger movements become more accurate. After all, to get a beautiful figure, you need accuracy, attention, concentration. (This is very important for those who are learning to write)

What do origami lessons give a child to improve the coordination of fine finger movements; patience and care; development of the ability to clearly formulate an idea; teaching the elements of logical and abstract thinking; development of perseverance, observation, memory and spatial design

Making paper crafts: captivates preschoolers; awakens children's imagination; brings joy to children, as in the hands of a child, paper comes to life and in a matter of minutes turns into flowers, animals, birds, striking with the plausibility of their forms and the intricacy of silhouettes; develops creativity.

The use of origami in modern world In architecture. in choreography. in art therapy. In interior design. in theatrical activities. in various games. In child development.

Artistic and aesthetic development of the child Models made of colored paper give pleasure to their appearance, delight the eye of the creator and the viewer.

Introducing a child to universal human values Origami makes it possible to express their feelings to loved ones in the form of a handmade gift

Development of the speech of preschoolers Origami promotes the development of the child's speech. Having completed the craft, he needs to tell his mother, grandmother, father, friend, etc. about it. The child repeatedly tells how he did, uses familiar terms. Children love to play with crafts, beating familiar works. Origami toys provoke children to conduct a dialogue, which serves as a stimulating factor for the development of dialogic speech.

Development of spatial imagination, eye, attention, memory In origami classes, this happens automatically. Each action requires the participation of the eyes, requires the participation of memory (remember how we did ...?), attention (having missed the operation, you don’t know what to do next) And so on every lesson. But it is important that all this is hidden from the child, he just makes crafts.

Introduction to basic geometric concepts. Origami introduces children in practice to the basic geometric concepts (angle, side, square, triangle, etc.), at the same time, the dictionary is enriched with special terms. Children learn to read drawings, memorize symbols.

Stimulation of self-education Passion for origami encourages children to study on their own, search together with their parents for books on origami, make unfamiliar models or repeat at home interesting crafts. Often, children, carried away by origami, begin to engage in other types of creativity.

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tulip origami technology

1. Bend a square sheet of paper diagonally. 2. Expand to the original position. 3. Bend the sheet in half horizontally. Expand. 4. Bend the longitudinal folds inward to make a triangle with folds inside. This is the basic model - a triangle.

1. Bend the upper lower corners up to the top. 2. Turn the model over and do the same with the bottom corners face down. 3. Bend the right corner to make a rhombus with a fold in the middle, turn the model over and repeat.

1.Make sure that the edges and corners are facing up. 2. Bend the right corner to the center, slightly going beyond the center. 3. Fold over the left corner so that it completely covers the right corner. Turn the figurine over and repeat the procedure. 4.Tuck one corner into the other. Repeat this step by flipping the shape.

Find a hole at the bottom and inflate the bud. Gently peel back the petals.

We fold the stem with the leaf 1. Expand the square sheet with the top corner. 2. Bend the right and left corners forward to the middle 3. Now bend the resulting side corners to the middle according to the scheme

1. Fold the upper side corners again to the middle. 2. Bend the shape in half horizontally. 3.Now fold in half vertically. 4.Pull the inner triangle and pull it slightly to the right, secure the new fold line.

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ORIGAMI "fish"

I don’t walk and don’t fly, But try to catch up! I happen to be golden, Well, look into a fairy tale!

YOU WILL NEED: A square piece of paper. A piece of note paper is ideal:

Prepare a piece of paper. 1. Fold the paper in half diagonally.

2. Then unbend. 3. Bend one corner of the paper square inward.

4. Fold the craft along the first fold again. 5. For the convenience of further work, turn the workpiece as shown in the photo.

6. Bend the top corner of the workpiece down so that it is on the base line of the figure. 7. Bend the right (or left) corner up, as shown in the photo.

8. The fish is ready - this is its back side. Flip it over to the front. 9. And draw the eyes, mouth, gills, scales...

Guys, take care of your eyes!

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Origami

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Origami is the Japanese art of folding various shapes out of very thin paper. Mathematics has its own beauty, as does painting and poetry. Getting to know modern science- orimetry. A bit of history. The history of origami is inextricably linked with the invention of paper. Mankind has invented many various materials for writing. The Chinese made paper from bamboo stalks. The secret of making paper became known in Japan. The Japanese have improved production technology. The best paper in Japan was made from the bark of the mulberry tree. Ori and Kami: Ori - paper, Kami - folding. - Origami.ppt

Origami in the world

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Gallery of world masterpieces of origami. Akira Yoshizawa (Japan). At sixteen came the first own work. I took ideas for origami then, and even now, from the outside world. So there were plants, people, musical instruments, ships, cars, animals. The skill of the young origamist is growing rapidly. Alfredo Giunta (Italy). Most of all, Alfredo enjoys folding and inventing insects. Alfredo's models turn out surprisingly lively, full of plasticity and grace. Dave Brill (England). "I started origami as a little boy when I was six or seven years old. At that time, every Christmas I got a new comic book about the adventures of Rupert Bear as a gift. - Origami in the World.ppt

Origami Project

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ORIGINAL about the WORLD around us!!! There is still no zest in the interior of the classroom… Does art have a nationality? Questions for independent research of students: Results of the presentation of research: presentation booklet website. Stages and course of work on the project, deadlines. 1 lesson. Formulation of the project topic and questions in the framework of independent research of students - 10 minutes. Explanation of the requirements for the job, viewing examples. 2 lesson. Search for information on the Internet on the topic of the project. Preparing presentations. Protection of the obtained results and conclusions. - Origami Project.ppt

Origami products

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Master class "Modular origami". Purpose: professional development and exchange of experience in modular origami. 1. Fold the rectangle in half. 2. Bend and straighten to outline the middle line. Turn the mountain towards you. 3. Bend the edges towards the middle. . 4. Turn over. 5. Pull the edges up. 7. Unbend. 8. Again, fold the small triangles along the marked lines and lift the edges up. 9. Bend in half. The resulting module has two corners and two pockets. How to connect modules to each other. Here is one of the possible connection examples: - Origami products.ppt

Development of paper origami

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The art of origami. The purpose of the work: to determine the value of origami for human development. Tasks: to get acquainted with the history of the development of origami; master the techniques of origami. Origami is the ancient art of paper folding. Acquaintance with origami should begin with Ancient China. The first pieces of paper folded into unusual figures appear first in monasteries. It couldn't be otherwise. Indeed, in Japanese, the concepts of "God" and "Paper" sound the same, although they are denoted by different hieroglyphs. It was Yoshizawa who created what today is called the "origam alphabet". - Development of origami.ppt

origami art

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Origami. State educational institution secondary school №858. Tasks. Objective. Links and resources. Table of contents. What is origami? History of origami. Conventions. Types of origami. Photo gallery. Exhibition of my works. Master class: "Origami - frog." Conclusions. Birds, animals and flowers miraculously come to life there. The word origami is made up of two characters: ori - "paper" and kami - "folding". At the dawn of origami, it was used in temple ceremonies. Some noble families even used origami as a coat of arms and seal. Lines and arrows. Clarifying marks. - Art of origami.ppt

Origami as art

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Origami. Optional lesson in mathematics in the 5th grade. A little about the history of occurrence. Origami is the Japanese art of paper folding. Origami originated in the Heian era (794-1185). Origami originated as a ceremonial art. Europe met with origami in 1853. Origami today. Modular origami - making models from a certain number of the same type of modules. Conventional designations. Lines of previous folds. Fold direction. Bend and unbend. Separate the layers of paper. Bring the extreme points into one (central). Frog. Grasshopper. Flip. Torch. Cut out two identical squares. - Origami as art.ppt

Origami for kids

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Working with paper in origami technology. Denisova Anna Alexandrovna, teacher primary school school number 30. What are we going to make. Bear. Sample work analysis. What technology is used for all the work and animal figurines? Symmetrical cut. Topping. Origami. Application. - Origami for kids.ppt

Origami lessons

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"Exciting Paper Games and the Japanese Art of Origami". Purpose: To develop curiosity about the world around. Improve coordination of thin fingers. Stimulate the development of speech and mental processes. To acquaint with the basic geometric concepts, to form the skills of spatial orientation. Cultivate perseverance and attentiveness. Develop creative abilities. Manual labor is a huge factor in the mental development of the child. Blonsky. Tasks: Introductory lesson "Journey to the fairy tale of the Cardboard Kingdom, the Paper State." Block No. 3, November "Pets". - Origami lessons.ppt

Origami and geometry

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Geometry and origami. Geometry is one of the most difficult subjects in school. Origami is the ancient art of folding figurines. The study of the transformations of a square sheet of paper. Some problems and tasks of modern geometry, such as gold. How to divide a segment into equal parts. Origami encourages you to study geometry along with arithmetic. The world of origami is unusually wide and varied. Box. Basic forms. The creators of paper figures drew their models from nature. Crane. - Origami and Geometry.ppt

Origami for grade 3

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Origami. How paper is used in art. History of origami. Origami was used in temple ceremonies. Japanese entertainment. Let's get acquainted with simple figures. Box. Ship. Questions. Pigeon. Crane. Frog. - Origami for grade 3.ppt

Origami in elementary school

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The art of origami. Origami. History of origami. Paper opening. Origami master Akira Yoshizawa. Akira Yoshizawa. Akira Yoshizawa and Zoya Mikhailovna Chashchikhina. Origami signs. Basic forms. Conventional designations. The value of origami for the development of the child. Introduces children to basic geometric concepts. Contributes to the creation of game situations. Children's work. Origami are giants. The most compact crane. quantitative records. Japanese crane. Japanese legend. - Origami in elementary school.ppt

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What can be done from origami? Objectives: To master the technique of folding the basic elements of origami. Learn how to read diagrams using symbols. Learn how to fold basic origami shapes. Tips skillful hands. Exercises to develop the basic elements of folding. Exercise 1. Fold the square diagonally. Exercise 2. Fold the square in half. Basic origami shapes. Pattern door. 3. Kite 4. Envelope. 5. Double triangle 6. Double square. 7. Fish 8. Catamaran. 9. Bird 10. Frog. Table 12. Turntable. Conclusion: Classic figures. Water barrel spinner box steamboat butterfly. - Origami Shapes.ppt

Paper origami schemes

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Origami - work with paper in technology lessons. Origami is an amazing paper art that originated in Japan. Paper is one of the greatest inventions of mankind. Paper was born in the East, and it was there that the first paper figures appeared. The fold line "valley", "on itself". The fold line "away from you". Invisible, hidden line. Conventional designations. Equal angles, equal segments, right angle. Accordion fold. Boat. Airplane. Frog. Cup. Steamboat. Butterfly. Water bomb. Pinwheel. Box. Pigeon. Crane. - Schemes of origami.ppt

origami clothes

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Moscow City Palace of Children's (Youth) Creativity. Center for Art Education. Vasilisa Fashion Theater Studio. Educational module "fundamentals of technology". Open lesson. The purpose of the lesson. Create a model of clothes in the technique of origami from colored paper. Types of everyday clothes. Special. Upper. Lower. Work clothes(overalls, apron, bathrobe, etc.). Sports. Leisure clothing. Special Clothing for performances. Plant clothing. Porcelain clothing. Paper clothes. What is origami? Examples of works made in the technique of origami from paper. Is it possible to make life-size paper costumes? - Clothes origami.ppt

origami dress

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Decorative postcard in origami technique. Origami - the history of appearance. The history of the development and distribution of origami. Origami legends. Origami in modern life. We will get acquainted with the technique of folding a dress. Square. Fold the square in half vertically and horizontally. Fold the two vertical sides towards the center from the wrong side. Turn over the paper. Create the line of the neckline of the dress. We make the neck of the dress. Fold both sides. Expand the top layers. Fold the paper in half. Take the top of the dress. We make out the waist line. We make out the line of the side. Finished origami dress. -

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Origami

ORIGAMI is the art of paper folding without scissors or glue. "Ori" means "to fold" in Japanese, and "kami" means "paper".

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History of origami

The art of origami has its roots in ancient China, where paper was discovered.

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paper opening

Papermaking is usually associated with the name of the Chinese Tsai Lun and dates back to 105 AD. Gradually, the paper reached Japan.

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Origami master Akira Yoshizawa

He was born on March 14, 1911 in a large family. Since childhood, I have been seriously interested in origami. He often traveled to other countries, where he lectured and gave origami lessons. His exhibition in 1955 in Amsterdam introduced Europeans to origami and was the beginning of the spread of this art in Europe. The master visited our country in 1978, was in Moscow, Leningrad, Nakhodka. He was the president International Center origami.

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Akira Yoshizawa

Akira Yoshizawa passed away on March 14, 2005 in a hospital in Ogikubo, on his 94th birthday. He left behind a great legacy of origami and students in Japan. In Russia, the only student of the great sensei is Zoya Mikhailovna Chashchikhina, president of the Moscow Origami Children's Center

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Akira Yoshizawa and Zoya Mikhailovna Chashchikhina

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origami signs

Akira Yoshizawa introduced most of the conventional signs into practice in the middle of the 20th century, but they are still in use.

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Basic forms

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Conventions

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The value of origami for child development

Teaches children various techniques for working with paper, such as folding, folding, cutting, gluing. It develops in children the ability to work with their hands, teaches them to precise finger movements, they improve fine motor skills of the hands, and the eye develops. Teaches concentration of attention, as it makes you focus on the process of making crafts, teaches you to follow oral instructions. Stimulates the development of memory, since a child, in order to make a craft, must remember the sequence of its manufacture, techniques and methods of folding.

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Introduces children to basic geometric concepts: square, triangle, angle, side, vertex, etc., while enriching the child's vocabulary with special terms. It develops spatial imagination - it teaches you to read the drawings according to which the figures are folded and to represent products in volume according to them, it helps to develop drawing skills, since the diagrams of the products you like need to be sketched in a notebook. Develops the artistic taste and creativity of children, activates their imagination and fantasy.

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Contributes to the creation of game situations, expands the communication skills of children. Improves labor skills, forms a culture of work, teaches accuracy, the ability to carefully and economically use material, and keep the workplace in order. Much attention in teaching origami is paid to the creation of plot-thematic compositions that use products made using the origami technique.

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Children's work

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Origami - giants

On October 30, 1995, a Japanese crane was folded from a square with a side of 33 meters in the town of Maebashi, Gunma Prefecture.

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The most compact crane

Another famous Japanese crane was built by Dr. Watanabe from Japan's Nagata University. Its tiny size is amazing: a square with a side of only 1 millimeter was used! During the work, needles and a microscope were used.

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Quantity records

There are records, the magnitude of which is amazing. In December 1994, Evelyn Gerard from Canada folded three thousand paper butterflies. The material used was ordinary waste paper. Exactly half a century has passed since the atomic bombing of Hiroshima in 1995. On this day, Japanese origamists folded 200 thousand cranes, each of which was inscribed with the name of the author and the wish for peace.

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Japanese crane

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Japanese legend

An ancient Japanese legend says that if you fold a thousand cranes out of paper, a wish will come true. Some people do just that - they buy special sets of paper squares and spend hours making birds. Do their wishes really come true? The secret of the ancient legend is not to fold the figurines for yourself, but to present them to others and receive a thousand smiles in return. Then new friends will appear, and with their help, indeed, desires often come true!

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Literature

Sokolova S.V. "Origami for older preschoolers" St. Petersburg "Childhood-Press" Serzhantova T.B. "366 origami models" Moscow "Iris-Press" Pictures http://images.yandex.ru/ http://www.origami.kulichki.ru/modules.

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The presentation was compiled by the teacher of the MOU "Secondary School No. 1 r.p. Novye Burasy, Novoburassky District, Saratov Region, Kirsanova G.A.

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