Create folded fauna with WaterNSW - WaterNSW - WaterNSW
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Create folded fauna with WaterNSW Cut out your origami square below. You might like to colour the patterned side before you begin folding. Choose a fauna friend to create and follow the instructions. You can follow the instructions online or print if you prefer. 1 2 3 Did you know that many creatures, both big and small, live in or around our dams?
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Create folded fauna with WaterNSW
Cut out your origami square below.
You might like to colour the patterned side before you begin folding.
Choose a fauna friend to create and follow the instructions. You can follow the instructions online or print if you prefer.
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Did you know that many creatures, both big and small, live in or around our dams?
origami koala
When you are visiting some of our dams, you might be lucky enough to see a koala along the way!
Some areas of bushland provide habitat for koalas.
Koalas have round, fluffy ears and a spoon-shaped nose.
They eat eucalyptus leaves and can sleep for up to 22 hours a day!
Koalas are most closely related to wombats.
Female koalas have a backwards-facing pouch for their young to stay until they are fully developed.
Did you know that a baby koala is called a joey?
DIFFICULTY LEVEL
origami koala
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DIFFICULTY LEVEL
Thank you for creating a paper pal!
9 Fold the lower layer behind. Add detail to your koala.8 Fold up top layer
along the dashed line.Turn over.
6 Fold down the 2 ears along the dashed line.
Fold down.4 Fold the 2 flaps up and out along the dashed lines.
3 Fold down corners along the dashed lines.
Fold in half to form a triangle.
Fold in half at the dashed line to crease and reopen flat.
