Arts
Origami: Fold a Bunny and Easter Bunny Egg Holder
In this one time class, students will create a bunny and Easter bunny egg holder to hold decorated or plastic eggs filled with candy. The bunnies can be displayed as part of a centerpiece, table setting, or fill an Easter basket.
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8-12
year old learners
1-6
learners per class
$11
Charged upfront
Meets once
45 minute class
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Description
Class Experience
In this one time beginner class, students will learn origami and fold paper to create two beginner bunny designs. Students will create a bunny and Easter bunny egg holder. The Easter bunny egg holder can hold plastic eggs or decorated eggs. The bunnies can be displayed as a part of a centerpiece, table setting, or fill an Easter basket. The bunny is made from one 6" square paper and stands 3 1/2" tall. The bunny egg holder is made from two 6" square papers and stands about 5" tall. If...
Students will learn origami and follow instructions to create two bunny designs, a bunny and Easter bunny egg holder.
I'm a licensed elementary classroom teacher. I was a homeroom teacher in 1st and 2nd grade. I have a master's degree in literacy with a focus on grades K-5. I'm a certified Orton-Gillingham instructor and have worked as a reading tutor for students in grades K-3.
Students will need three squares of paper to make the two bunny designs. I used two 6" square papers to make the bunny egg holder, one for the body and one for the head. I used one 6" square paper to make the bunny. Students can also use copy paper, magazine paper, advertisement paper, or gift wrap. I do not recommend construction paper because it is too thick to fold well and students may get frustrated working with it. Students can bring multiple papers to class if they want to make more of each design. Students will need a glue stick to glue the bunny egg holder. If students have plastic eggs at home they can bring them to class to size their bunny egg holder. If students don't have plastic eggs yet and don't know what size their eggs will be, they should wait to glue their egg holder. Plastic eggs vary in size. Students need crayons, markers, or colored pencils to decorate the bunny faces.
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
There is no assessment.
45 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
Teacher
About Me
Hi, My name is Ellen. I'm a licensed teacher with experience in grades K-8. I've taught all subjects as a homeroom teacher. Reading is my favorite subject to teach and my master's is in literacy with a focus in grades K-5. I've worked in the...
