The steps for folding simple origami are as follows:

Preparation tools: red origami, green origami, scissors.

1. Prepare 4 small red square papers and one green rectangular paper.

2. First fold the rose branches, take out the green rectangular paper, and roll it up like the picture below.

3. When rolled up like this, use glue to stick it together to prevent it from falling apart after being put down.

4. Fold the red square in half.

5. Fold it in half again into a smaller square.

6. Fold the two corners in half to form a triangle.

7. Pinch the upper right corner (not bifurcated) and use scissors to cut from this position.

8. Cut the upper part into an arc, and then cut off a small piece of the lower top corner.

9. Open the cut paper into a flower shape like this, and then cut out 3 more of the same shape, one to four.

10. Cut out one, two, three or four petals of the flower as shown in the picture.

11. As shown in the picture, cut out 2 petals and 4 petals. Discard these two, leaving 1 petal, 3 petals, 4 petals, 5 petals, and 6 petals. petals and 7 petals.

12. Glue the remaining petals together.

13. Then turn all the petals outward to look like rose petals, as shown in the picture.

14. Apply glue to 1 petal and stick it to the top of the flower branch, and adjust the shape.

15. Apply glue to the lower part of the 1st petal on the flower branch, and stick the 2nd petal from the other end of the flower branch along the hole in the center.

16. Thread petals 3, 4, 5, and 6 to the top of the flower branch respectively as shown in the picture, glue them in place, and adjust them slightly. In this way, the beautiful roses are folded.

Benefits of origami for children

Origami can improve children's spatial cognition and promote children's thinking development. In the process of origami, children need to constantly think, reason and create, exercising their logical thinking and creativity. Can promote children's thinking development, creativity and aesthetic literacy. At the same time, it can also increase communication among family members, allowing children to better adapt to society.