Jorge E. Jaramillo asked how to make a traditional frog jump.
At minute 3:48 of this video http://youtu.be/rc9lVHvfzMY you see how to
press the back of an Origami frog to make it jump.
The model in the video is my preferred jumping frog with the exception,
that I do the first few steps a little d
On 28/12/14 09.55, Anna wrote:
Jorge E. Jaramillo asked how to make a traditional frog jump.
At minute 3:48 of this video http://youtu.be/rc9lVHvfzMY you see how to
press the back of an Origami frog to make it jump.
That is also one of my favorites, together with the business card frog
(in one
I use an Elmo document camera when teaching full classes (35 - 40) of
children. It works quite well.
The advantages are everyone can see clearly, and I can highlight small
details.
The disadvantage is that the projection needs a darker area to be most
effective, and the folders need enough light t
