Easy Origami Tato

You will want to make this simple origami tato (tah-to) in all the colors of the rainbow. It holds so many things inside: gifts, notes, book marks, stickers, stamps, photos, elastic bands, tissues, poems, trading cards, game pieces, puzzle pieces, and more!
Teachers, this video shows why folding origami models supports geometry. This model starts by folding two diagonals creating four equal parts of the square. Then it shows how to bisect angles four times while working around the square. When the final product is unfolded students can calculate that the small square in the center is one fourth the area of the larger square defined by the edges of the paper. Making origami models helps math students build number sense.