Method one

1. Prepare a rectangular colored paper, align the upper and lower sides with the center line and fold it in half, and fold it up and down.

2. Fold in half from left to right, fold out three identical pieces of paper, then take a piece of colored paper, roll it into a stick, stick it firmly, wrap two pieces of yellow paper together, and keep one side.

3. Fold the two sides of the last piece of yellow paper down, then fold it in half and fold the paper gun together.

Practice has proved that origami has a good educational effect and is of great benefit to cultivating children's wisdom. A thin piece of paper, after folding, folding, cutting, turning and pulling, blooms beautiful flowers, shows lively and lovely animals and builds beautiful houses in the dexterous hands of children.

In these processes, we need to observe, imagine, generalize, exaggerate and create, and use our eyes, hands and brains to fold and combine in a certain logical order.

Method 2

Refined small pistol:

1. The approximate shape of the folding pistol. First, a rectangular piece of paper is folded in half along the central folding line, then folded in half, and then folded in half on both sides to form the handle of the gun.

2. Roll up the handle. Then roll up the top of the handle with another rectangular piece of paper and roll it to both sides.

3. Fold the handle out: then insert a rectangular paper roll into the handle, and finally tidy it up, and the exquisite small pistol will be ready.

Simply put, it's a pistol:

1. The outline of the folding pistol. First, fold two rectangular pieces of paper in half, then fold them along the central fold line, and then fold the other piece of paper in half along the central line. Interweave several parts with each other.

2. Fold two pieces together to form a small square, make two pieces and insert three pieces together. Fold out the barrel-shaped part.

3. Then take a rectangular paper roll, insert a small square, turn it into a barrel, tidy it up, and simply make a pistol.