Hope you had a nice weekend.
Some of children already miss their summer time on beach.
For the second week of March,
Children will be making a penguin and a crab.
For the adult class, we are teaching to fold a peacock. Remember that you can create a bigger and beautiful bird with your favorite wrapping paper at home by cutting the paper in square.
Children class meets at 3:30PM to 4:15PM Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Adult classes meet 12:00PM-1:00PM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The adult evening class is held on Thursday, 6:30pm-7:30pm.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call 718-360-5435 or e-mail to parkslope@tarosorigami.com
A friendly reminder: We are sorry but children cannot be dropped off for safety reason. We recommend parents of children under the age of six to join the class so that parents can learn the basic together and enjoy folding with children at home.
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