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.
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Did you know that many creatures, both big and small, live in or around our dams?
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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
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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.