Mathematical or modular origami is folding many pieces of paper in the same manner and then putting them together to make a polygon or polyhedron. The folds can be simple or complex, and putting the pieces together can be a maddening puzzle. If students have perseverance and stay in the struggle, they will leave each session with a beautiful model to display.

Live Classes: Wednesdays, 1:00 p.m. Eastern Time

Student Support: The instructor is available via email.

Materials: Students will need at least 200 sheets of origami paper, preferably colored on one side and white on the other. They will also need a tool to crease the folds, such as a ruler, popsicle stick, etc. Fingernails are not acceptable!

Prerequisites: Students will need a positive attitude and perseverance!