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Origami Boomerang that Comes Back

June 7, 2016

Learn some Origami for Kids… Our summer fun continues. Today we have an AMAZING Origami Boomerang that ACTUALLY comes back. You have to be a little neater when making these Origami Boomerangs, BUT the actually steps are easy to do, follow and remember. So soon, you will be making 100s of these boomerangs. The best bit??? They actually come back. Make them. Take them to the park and learn to throw them. You can also spend some time to decorate in the aboriginal style and turn this into a fabulous lesson plan about Australia! A brilliant Paper Craft for Boys and girls.

Paper Origami Boomerang. This is such a cool paper toy to make. Quick to learn, hours of play!!

Origami Boomerang – materials:

  • A4 sheet of plain printer paper
  • Pens for coloring (optional)

This is a precise Origami project and it is important to try and be as neat as possible. If you are, you will be rewarded with a great Paper Toy that is quick to learn how to make. It is a great addition to a lesson plan about Australia or can be added to any STEM projects.

Origami Boomerang (that comes back):

Also take a peak at these FANTASTIC DIY Water Bombs – hours of summer fun!:

Easy Paper Water Bomb - these are great made from newspaper and promise lots of summer fun!

If you would like to try out some more Origami here are some great Origami Projects for Kids:

Easy Origami For Kids - if you are looking for some fun and easy beginners origami projects for kids, take a look at these fabulous ideas

We also have a great set of Paper Toys for kids to make an play with!!!

 

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  1. Andrea says

    June 10, 2016 at 11:54 am

    Haha I was so intrigued I actualy made these instead of finishing off my blog post for today….! had to replay the difficult sequences about 10 times each, and was on the verge of giving up, but I managed finally and it does come back! Great fun!

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  2. Clare Nicholas says

    June 27, 2017 at 10:50 pm

    I showed this to Harry today and he is so excited to try this one…..no pressure for Mummy at all lol

    Reply

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