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3. • Recall the elements of art and principles of design applied to produce quality
origami products/ projects. .
• Determine the quality of different supply and materials for origami
• Apply the selection of quality supply and materials for a specific origami
product
• Value the importance of selecting quality supply and materials for origami.

5. “SOME PINED CRIR GIVES
EQUALITY”
Mechanics :
1. Create as many words as you can using the letters in the given phrase.
2. Possible words will be given and the learners will cross out each words
similar to theirs.
3. Learner/s with the last word un-crossed will win the game earning 10 points.
4. There are nine hidden words in the phrase. Each correct word has
corresponding 2 points.

7. SUPPLY AND MATERIALS
USED IN MAKING ORIGAMI

8. 1. Paper – it must be a multitude of vibrant colors,
designed to fold cleanly, hold creases and strength to
last.
Different kinds of paper used in origami:
 Kraft paper is available in wide rolls for larger
projects. You can also cut large pieces from paper
grocery
bags. Grocery bag stock is typically cruder than kraft
paper, so it's more suited to models that don't involve
intricate folds.

9. • Newsprint/newspaper is available in
large sheets, but it's crude paper that
particularly strong. Still it can
be used for some models if you're careful.
 Wrapping paper is another that's
available on wide rolls. It tends to be thin
but reasonably strong. It's also
colorful.
 Manila folders are made from cardstock,
and even after the tabs get tattered, the
folder faces are often still
in good shape.

10. 2. Glue – is waterproof, flexible, and
paintable after it dries.
3. Paper Trimmer – the blade must be
sharp, can cut several pieces of paper, with
safety features, and the size and
quality of the blade to determine its
sustainability.
4. Ruler - straight strip or cylinder of plastic,
wood, metal, or other rigid material,
typically marked at regular intervals, to
draw straight lines or measure distances.

11. 5. Scissors - an instrument used for cutting cloth, paper,
and other thin material.
6. Double Sided Tape - pressure-sensitive tape that is
coated with adhesive on both sides.
7. Paper Clips - a piece of bent wire or plastic used for
holding several sheets of paper together.
8. Chopsticks - to create a curled edge, use it to round
petals of an origami flower or to open a pocket that is
hard to
open.

12. 9. Bone Paper Folder - a dull-edged hand tool
used to fold and crease material in crafts such as
bookbinding, card
making, origami, and other paper crafts that
require a sharp crease or fold.
10. Single Hole Punch - used to punch a ticket,
which indicates it has been used, or to make
confetti when creating
scrapbooks and other paper crafts.
11. Origami Paper Storage Box - prevents your
origami paper from going everywhere and keep it
in perfect un-crumpled
Condition.

13. SELECT QUALITY SUPPLY
AND MATERIALS FOR
ORIGAMI

15. Finding the Quality Paper in Making Origami
1. Think about the size of the design you wish to create. Before
you get to folding, consider how large or small the design
you’re trying to make. Complex, impressive pieces may benefit
from added size, which means you should use a sheet of paper
that is larger and can be folded more ways

16. Finding the Quality Paper in Making Origami
2. Make use of color. Your origami doesn’t have to be made
from dull white paper. Take color into account when deciding
on a design. Origami paper can be found in a multitude of
color combinations, with products like duo paper which has
different colors on each side.

17. Finding the Quality Paper in Making Origami
3. Work with textured papers. For an interesting visual
element, look into papers that have textures that make them
stand out among conventional types. Certain types of washi or
traditional Japanese origami paper, are woven from plant
fibers and are characterized by a soft, slightly wrinkled
consistency.

18. Finding the Quality Paper in Making Origami
4. Choose an unusual shape. Not all origami paper comes in
squares. See what sorts of new objects that you can fold using
circular on triangular paper, or any number of other
unorthodox shapes.

19. Finding the Quality Supply / Tools in Making
Origami
1. Know and understand in detail the scope of
work to be accomplished. Then, plan the scope
taking into account the sequence tasks.

20. Finding the Quality Supply / Tools in Making
Origami
2. Selecting the best supply / tool for each task
requires training in the proper use of the tools,
field experience in their safe, use and following the
manufacturer’s guidance and instructions for the
specific tool

21. Finding the Quality Supply / Tools in Making
Origami
3. When obtaining supply/ tool all the associated
tooling and consumable parts, as recommended by
the manufacturer must be included. In addition
related consumable parts must also be selected
and used according to their manufacturer’s
instruction.

22. Paper Scissors Bone Paper Folder Glue Paper Clips
Single Hole Punch Paper Trimmer Chopsticks Origami Paper
Storage Box Ruler Scoring Tool Double Sided Tape
tools functions materials uses

24. 2. A learner already finished his/her output, the teacher
advised to hang the product. How can he hang the
finished origami that will look professionally made?

25. 1.Melanie wants to cut several sheets of paper; how
can she make this task easier to get the right length
without making any marks?

26. 3. The students are making an origami model with a specific
size, but it turns out that the paper is unevenly cut, some are
short, long, wide, and narrow. How can this be avoided if the
students need to cut the paper with same sizes?

27. ENRICHMENT Activity
Directions: Learners will make a portfolio of different
origami products.
•Cut or draw the origami product.
•Identify the needed quality tools and materials for each
origami.
•Collect minimum of five (5) origami products clippings.
•You may seek the assistance of family members in
accomplishing the task.