You can use oragami to help blocked arteries expand so blood can go through !!!!!!
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Beth and Yvonne
7/9/2013 12:55:41 pm
How could you use these in structures to help animals?
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still Brianna
7/9/2013 11:29:18 pm
you could make foldable food bowls
Manta Horinouchi
7/8/2013 11:23:19 pm
Like in the space. Origami are use for foldable to make small staff.
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Beth and Yvonne
7/9/2013 12:56:47 pm
Do you think wind or solar power would be easier to collect in space using origami?
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christian hassell
7/8/2013 11:23:30 pm
it can help solve math
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Beth and Yvonne
7/9/2013 12:57:55 pm
Can you see how angles are very important to both math and origami?
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Christian hassell
7/9/2013 11:33:03 pm
Yes
Sarah
7/8/2013 11:23:43 pm
Origami improves logic and puzzle solving skills. This helps solve everyday problems which need logic. It also helps improve your patience. This is helpful when you are doing things that are time consuming.
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Beth and Yvonne
7/9/2013 12:58:53 pm
Do you think origami is a way to practice patience?
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Sarah
7/9/2013 11:29:08 pm
Yes.
Nia
7/8/2013 11:26:25 pm
It helps improve your logical skills and how you think. Origami is another math skill so it improves your math skills to. Also it helps you think through diffcult problems.
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Beth and Yvonne
7/9/2013 01:00:06 pm
Do you think the replication helps?
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Nia
7/9/2013 11:34:23 pm
Yes,yes it does.
Rod
7/9/2013 12:51:33 am
Hi. :D
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Beth and Yvonne
7/9/2013 01:00:48 pm
Good example of hemisphere :)
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Brooke Sullivan
7/9/2013 12:52:53 am
Origami can be used for medical purposes. Like going through a very thin arterie
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Marqueese
7/9/2013 12:54:59 am
Tru, Tru
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Beth and Yvonne
7/9/2013 01:02:19 pm
Agree with Marqueese - the diameter is significant. What would happen if your hat had larger holes? Would it be as stable?
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Sean Timothy Diamse Navarro (or Tim)
7/9/2013 12:53:01 am
You can use origami to create models of things so you can have a reference when building the actual thing.
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Beth and Yvonne
7/9/2013 01:03:57 pm
Do you practice any kirgami?
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Sean Timothy Diamse Navarro (or Tim)
7/10/2013 12:56:11 am
Yes, I did some Kirigami a long time ago. One of my favorite things to create was a senbazuru, or multiple cranes out of one single piece of paper.
Jeniya
7/9/2013 12:53:52 am
It can be authentic by people using it in many centuries through out many countries.
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Beth and Yvonne
7/9/2013 01:04:54 pm
Do you think it symbolizes different things to different cultures?
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Rod
7/9/2013 12:54:06 am
I feel like it could help you learn more about the Chinese culture.(that's where it originated right?)
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Beth and Yvonne
7/9/2013 01:06:16 pm
Traditional Chinese paper folding concentrates mainly on objects like boats or hats rather than the animals and flowers of Japanese origami.
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Marquees
7/9/2013 12:54:22 am
I Think Oragami Is Very Complicated Sometimes!!
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Beth and Yvonne
7/9/2013 01:07:25 pm
Do you think though it becomes less complicated as you practice it not only because of replication but because of your own creativity?
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Marqueese
7/9/2013 12:57:08 am
It helps ya with Chinese culture
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Beth and Yvonne
7/9/2013 01:08:15 pm
Why do you think paper what a good material to use?
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Rod
7/9/2013 01:56:30 am
We could use origami to stop world hunger. You could make things out of origami and sell them for $1 (depending on how big or complex) and then donate it to your local charity,church,etc.
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Beth and Yvonne
7/9/2013 01:10:19 pm
I think what we were talking about with the paper donations as well - great, powerful idea, Rod.
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