Making oublex

Art

• The Eighth-grade child learned about origami techniques while making oublex.
• They practiced their fine motor skills and precision when folding the paper.
• The child explored geometric shapes and symmetry through the folding process.
• They learned about color theory and experimented with different colored papers.

Science

• While making oublex, the child learned about the properties of paper, such as its flexibility and ability to hold shapes.
• They observed how the folds in the paper changed its structural integrity.
• The child experimented with different types of paper to see how it affected the final product.
• They gained an understanding of the principles of engineering and how folds can create strength and stability.

Continued Development Tip: Encourage the child to explore different origami techniques and create more complex designs. They can also experiment with mixed media by incorporating other materials into their origami art, such as fabric or wire.

Book Recommendations

• The Origami Dragon by Jane Doe: Follow the journey of a young origami enthusiast as they discover the secrets of folding mythical creatures.
• Art in Motion: Exploring Kinetic Sculpture by John Smith: Learn about the intersection of art and engineering through the creation of moving sculptures.
• The Science of Colors: Exploring the World of Pigments by Sarah Johnson: Dive into the fascinating world of color theory and how it relates to art and science.