Perhaps you’ve wondered where you could find that perfect container for 1”x2” paper for a math presentation, or wished you had a nice pouch to hold small strips of writing paper. You will actually make several pouches and boxes to take home, as well as the patterns and instructions so you can continue to create more as you need them! THE BEST PART of this is you can teach the children in your classroom how to make these wonderful containers. Naoki will also share easy and beautiful Japanese kirigami patterns that can be used to decorate any paper pouch or box. In this workshop you will also be instructed on the art of Japanese sasiko embroidery, another handcraft you can share with the children.
Naoko Ogawa
AMI Primary Trainer, Examiner, Consultant
Naoko Ogawa was born and grew up in Tokyo, Japan. She received her B.A. in early childhood education in Japan, and her M.Ed. in Montessori Education from Loyola University, Maryland. Ms. Ogawa is AMI-trained at the primary and elementary levels, and has directed training courses in Japan, China, Philippines, and the United States. She really enjoys making use of paper, fabric, and yarn, to make materials, pouches, boxes, and aprons – and enjoys sharing her skills with others - lucky you!
Naoko Ogawa
AMI Primary Trainer, Examiner, Consultant
Naoko Ogawa was born and grew up in Tokyo, Japan. She received her B.A. in early childhood education in Japan, and her M.Ed. in Montessori Education from Loyola University, Maryland. Ms. Ogawa is AMI-trained at the primary and elementary levels, and has directed training courses in Japan, China, Philippines, and the United States. She really enjoys making use of paper, fabric, and yarn, to make materials, pouches, boxes, and aprons – and enjoys sharing her skills with others - lucky you!
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