Origami for Kids
Quick models children can fold on their own, with big diagrams. Print the instructions and fold along.
All 47 models
EasyOrigami Swan
9 steps
EasyOrigami Whale
5 steps
EasyOrigami Penguin
7 steps
EasyOrigami Owl
8 steps
EasyOrigami Turtle
6 steps
EasyOrigami Pig Face
7 steps
EasyOrigami Bat
4 steps
EasyOrigami Ladybug
8 steps
EasyOrigami Mouse Head
4 steps
EasyOrigami Walrus
5 steps
EasyOrigami Bunny
8 steps
EasyOrigami Teddy Bear
8 steps
EasyOrigami Crab
8 steps
EasyOrigami Fish
4 steps
EasyOrigami Cat Face
7 steps
EasyOrigami Dog Face
5 steps
EasyOrigami Fox Face
5 steps
EasyOrigami Butterfly
9 steps
EasyOrigami Fortune Teller
8 steps
EasyOrigami Corner Bookmark
4 steps
EasyOrigami Paper Popper
7 steps
EasyOrigami Picture Frame
6 steps
EasyOrigami Strawberry
6 steps
EasyOrigami Shield with Cross
3 steps
EasyOrigami Lucky Star
6 steps
EasyOrigami Crown
6 steps
EasyOrigami Finger Claws
5 steps
EasyOrigami Cup
4 steps
EasyOrigami Envelope
3 steps
EasyOrigami Samurai Helmet
7 steps
EasyPaper Hat
6 steps
EasyOrigami House
4 steps
EasyPaper Helicopter
4 steps
EasyOrigami Heart
7 steps
EasyOrigami Sunflower
8 steps
EasyOrigami Tulip
3 steps
EasyOrigami Santa
6 steps
EasyOrigami Santa Hat
7 steps
EasyOrigami Christmas Tree
8 steps
EasyClassic Dart paper airplane
8 steps
EasyLong Distance Dart paper airplane
9 steps
EasyBulldog Dart paper airplane
9 steps
EasyHeavy Nose paper airplane
8 steps
EasyDelta Wing paper airplane
7 steps
EasyPaper Jet paper airplane
8 steps
EasySquare paper airplane
8 steps
EasySimple Glider paper airplane
9 steps
Folding with children
Pick a model with few steps for a first try, and fold it once yourself first so you can help with the tricky fold.
Bigger paper is easier for small hands: a 20 cm (8 inch) square or a sheet of printer paper cut square. Drawing a face on the finished model is half the fun.