Fold the frog to do these steps:

　　Step 1: I took a rectangular piece of cardboard, picked up a corner and folded it into a triangle. I used scissors to pick up the extra part, so a square came out.

　　Step 2: Fold the square into a rectangle, and then fold it into a square.

　　Step 3: Open it again, fold the two corners into a triangle, and then open it again. You can see that there are two crossed marks on the rectangle, and then pinch them against the marks, and both sides are pinched, that is, two small triangles facing each other.

　　Step 4: Fold the two corners of the small triangle inward to become two small squares, and then fold them outward. At this time, the frog's feet are folded.

　　Step 5: Now we're going to fold the frog's back. Put the folded frog's legs down, and you can see a square, with one corner of the hip folded up, then fold the two corners in half, and insert the folded two corners into the hip fold, so that the frog's back is folded.

　　Step 6: In the last step, you will find that the frog has completely appeared, but the frog that jumps and jumps needs to continue to fold. Fold the frog's hind legs down and then fold them up one layer, so that the lifelike frog can be folded.

　　Today, my classmates and I played an interesting origami game in the writing class-origami frog.

　　We need a colored paper and a Gou Xianbi.

　　First, we fold the square colored paper in half and fold it into a mine shape on one side. Then fold the two sharp corners into its two front feet, fold the back half to the middle, and fold the left and right sides to the middle.

　　Then, fold the lower two right angles in half in the middle, and hold it down to turn it into a boat shape. This step is very critical! If you do something wrong, you can't do the next step. Then turn a sharp corner down to make its two hind feet. Finally, the whole body is folded in half inward and outward respectively. Enhance its jumping ability. And take out a brush and draw two eyes, a vivid composition.

　　The frog is folded. It seems to be saying with big eyes: "Hello! Little master, thank you for making me. " As soon as I pressed its back, it jumped up happily. Looking at it, I am excited. In the process of making, you will encounter many difficulties, but there are always more ways than difficulties. I find that turning the boat shape is a step that many people will not.