Children should be familiar with this origami frog that jumps when you press the buttocks. I just don’t know if you have learned how to fold it yourself, or if your parents did it for you?
A simple illustrated tutorial on origami frog, let us learn and complete it ourselves~
The folded little frogs can be compared to see who can jump further~
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