For the second year in a row, Taro’s was invited to teach at Science Adventure Kids camp in Manhattan. Our Instructor Joe taught the campers some fun models and talked about the history or origami. Joe is a very skilled teacher and folder and was able to teach student a wide variety of origami folds and models, including birds, flowers and even some Pokemon creatures from his own design collection.
Taro’s Origami Studio Staff have been teaching students in the greater New York City area for over a decade bringing origami to people all over the city. If you have ever wanted to explore origami and the ways it can enhance you or your students understanding or math, geometry, spacial awareness, or just creativity, feel free to give us a call at 718-360-5435 or email us at parkslope@tarosorigami.com. We’d be happy to see how we can help you reach your goals!
Happy folding!
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