Origami, the art of paper folding, is a fascinating blend of creativity and precision. Originating from Japan, it has evolved into a global pastime and educational tool. The first kindergarten
in Japan, established in 1875, integrated origami into its curriculum, highlighting its importance in early childhood education. By 1908, publications like Origami Zusetsu began distinguishing between ceremonial and recreational origami, showcasing its cultural significance. Mathematics teachers often use origami to demonstrate symmetry, making it a practical educational resource. Modular origami, a variant, involves creating complex structures from individual paper modules, emphasizing geometric principles and stability.
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