Underwater Origami
Aquatic Paper Folding for Kids
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Author
Contributions
- Megumi Biddle (Illustrator) - Contributor
- Megumi Biddle - Illustrator
Publication
1999 - Scholastic, New York
Language
English
Word Count
8,000 words, Guess
Page Count
32 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveunderwaterorigam00stev
- ISBN-100439283051
- ISBN-139780439283052
- Goodreads4727297
- LibraryThing3336685
and 2 more
- OCLC Control Number48180080
- Open LibraryOL10250571M
Description
Discover how, with a few easy folds, you can turn a simple sheet of paper into a sea creature. Create dolphins, spouting whales, colorful coral, and tropical fish.
Description
Kids learn how to make a few easy folds, and with just a little help from scissors, a crayon or felt tip pen, and a glue stick, they can turn a sheet of paper into a sensational sea creature. Co-authors Steve and Megumi Biddle demonstrate how to create a watery kingdom of diving dolphins, spouting whales, colorful coral, cantankerous crabs, tropical fish, and a divercomplete with flippers, mask, and air tank. Eighteen fun-to-do projects are presented, one per page, in the form of easy-to-follow step-by-step diagrams. The surprising results take form as paper sea creatures. Each is shown in full color so kids can compare the book's model with their own effort. Here's pure fun, from first page to last.
Subjects
Other Editions
- Underwater Origami: Aquatic Paper Folding for Kids
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