Planet Origami
Cosmic Paper Folding for Kids
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Author
Contributions
- Megumi Biddle - Illustrator
Publication
1998 - Barron's Educational Series, New York
Language
English
Word Count
8,000 words, Guess
Page Count
32 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveplanetorigami0000bidd
- ISBN-100764106945
- ISBN-139780764106941
- LibraryThing630180
- Goodreads2511089
and 3 more
- Library of Congress Control Number98070279
- OCLC Control Number39631465
- Open LibraryOL8037702M
Classifications
- LCCTT870 .B53 1998
Description
Turn a simple square of paper into a star-studded solar system with this space-themed origami book.
Description
Kids' imaginations have a chance to run wild with extra-terrestrial aliens, cosmic craters, and space-traveling starships. Step-by-step origami instructions and idea-inspiring color illustrations show how a few folds can transform a square of simple paper into a virtual galaxy of imaginative shapes. The book also features 24 sheets of origami paper in eight colors. A rocket on its launch pad, a space shuttle, and an assortment of spooky-looking aliens are just a few of the projects included. The only materials kids need are a tube of stick glue, a pencil, a ruler, felt-tip pens, and scissors.
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Other Editions
- Planet Origami: Cosmic Paper Folding for Kids
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