Paper Plane Workshop for Kids & Caregivers

Paper Plane Workshop for Kids & Caregivers

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Date
Sun, Oct 18
10:00 AM to 11:00 AM

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Come and join our paper airplane workshop for children and caregivers. We will learn how to fold a paper into planes, color them and, finally, fly them. Origami in Japanese means "folding a paper,” and airplane making is a simple and joyful project for anyone. Once you learn, it will remain with you forever in your life. This is a beginner workshop, we will practice folding basics using paper larger than traditional origami papers. We’ll explore different ways to create airplanes and compare how each flies. This workshop is for a children 5 to 12 years and their caregivers. All materials will be provided. Please RSVP here!

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