What you need: a plastic bottle, an elastic band, a sock that is missing its match, dish soap and food colouring (optional).
What you do: First, ask an adult to cut the bottom of your water bottle off. Next, slide the sock over the bottom of the bottle. Then, use the elastic band to secure your sock. After, pour some dish soap into a shallow container with a little bit of water and gently mix it. You can drop some food colouring onto the sock covered end, too, if you want to add some colour on your bubble snake! Dip the sock covered bubble blower into the solution and gently blow.
For the following foam paint recipe you will need some shaving cream, PVA glue and food colouring!
Mix equal parts shaving cream and glue into a ziplock bag, add your desired food coloring and then, with the bag sealed, squish the bag together until all your ingredients are nicely mixed together. Then cut off a corner at the bottom of the bag and use it like you’re piping icing. Once your art has been completed, set it aside so the foam can dry and solidify overnight.
Flight school is a very fun and easy target game that you can make at home. All you need is some cradboard paper, paper, glue or a sticky tape and a paper clip! If you don’t have a paper clip you can just skip step 4. Let’s explore how to make an aerodynamic paper plane for this amazing target game by clicking on the link below.
Lots of you loved making and playing snakes and ladders with your family. For today’s Adventure in Learning, we’re promoting ourselves to game designers.
In a nutshell, the game works like this: players roll a dice, land on a colour, choose a matching colour card and then perform the task written on the card. The task can be a spelling challenge, rhyming words, math facts and even a motor action.The game is straight-forward, but the possibilities for design and challenges are endless.
Have a look at the link below to explore how to create your very own board game!
Origami is the art of paper-folding. Its name derives from Japanese words ori (“folding”) and kami (“paper”). Traditional origami consists of folding a single sheet of square paper (often with a colored side) into a sculpture without cutting, gluing, taping, or even marking it.
Let’s take a single sheet of square paper to make a butterfly!!!
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