December 14, 2014 by margaretsmn
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For the past several years, my students and I have made origami poppers out of wrapping paper, stuffed them with Hershey’s kisses, and delivered to the teachers for a holiday treat. I wanted to teach my nephew how to make them over Thanksgiving, but I had a brain freeze. So I asked Matthew to give the instructions on video. Now we can share it with the world.
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Love this creative idea. I want to make these for my Christmas table. It will be quite the treat! Thanks, Margaret.
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Margaret, I’m seeing student book reviews (they’re great), but I wanted to see the how to make poppers video.
Somehow the link was replaced by another video. Hmm. Anyway, I’ve tried to fix it. Here’s the origami link: http://youtu.be/_z-n_SkJ1Qs