Easy Origami Fish – Origami for Kids

If your kids love origami or are just starting out, this super simple origami fish is the project for them – just follow the step-by-step instructions!

We love origami for kids – they’re fun, easy to make, and great for kids and beginners alike (because they all have easy-to-follow instructions).

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How to fold a simple origami fish

What you need;

Square origami paper Google Eyes (for fun) Easy Origami Fish Step-by-Step Instructions

Start by folding a square piece of paper diagonally (both sides) and in half (one side) – fold and unfold as shown on the first image above.

Hold the blue dotted paper as indicated and fold towards the middle to get a triangle shape.

Now, hold the bottom right corner of the triangle and fold it towards the middle along the fold shown on the first image above.

Do the same with the other corner – we have a fish tail!

Origami is more interesting for children

Love this? So why not fold an origami fox? Or create a very popular quail catcher with a fun twist! If you need something even simpler, make sure to create these origami bookmarks.

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