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Southern children delve into Origami

Southern children delve into Origami

Seiko Hatakeyama, from All-One, a charity NGO engaged in promoting Origami in Lebanon, introduces Origami to teachers from -Ori means fold and gami means paper-.

Folding with Flair: Seiko Hatakeyama demonstrates the art of Origami. All-One visits schools and orphanages teaching origami technique as well as training teachers in how to use origami as a therapy.

Children from Al Imam Sader Foundation in Tyre participate in the workshop.

Children fold the multicolored paper. Origami is used to improve basic reading and math skills, develop critical thinking and problem solving, foster cooperation and socialization, and introduce children to different cultures.

Children at Al Imam Sader Foundation following Seiko Hatakeyama’s instructions during the Origami workshop.

Finished! A delighted child from Al Imam Sader Foundation in Tyre holds up his finished origami.

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