Choose what
you’ll make.

Three sample course plans. Start with a single technique or give an idea a little more time. Formats and durations below are illustrative.

Paper structures

Turn a flat sheet into a standing form. Explore folds, repeat a shape and compare what helps it hold its own weight.

Introductory
90 minutes
Adult learners

Read course plan

One-sheet books

Make an eight-page booklet from one sheet. Sketch a short sequence, test the reading order and take home a paper prototype.

Introductory
2 hours
Adult learners

Ask about bookmaking

Fractions in folds

Use equal folds to describe halves, quarters and eighths. Designed as an example of a teacher-led family session; age and supervision details need owner confirmation.

Family format
60 minutes
Adult participation

Try the exercise

Find the
right format.

Joining on your own

A public workshop can give you a specific starting point and a shared worktable. Ask about group size, pace and what is included.

Bringing a group

Tell the host your group’s age range, available time, venue and learning aim. A written plan should confirm tools, supervision and any adaptations.

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