Beanbag Buddy

Transform a sock into your very own bean bag buddy craft. Add some yarn and buttons and your kids can make a new recycled friend for.
What you’ll need:
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Transform a sock into your very own bean bag buddy craft. Add some yarn and buttons and your kids can make a new recycled friend for.
What you’ll need:
Click here to find out how to make it!
This easy-to-make duck is a cute craft that is made from a single paper plate and construction paper.
Supplies needed:
Paper plate
Scissors
Glue
Stapler
A pencil
Yellow and orange construction paper or oak tag
Crayons, paint or markers
Googly eyes (optional)
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With a bit of help from you, your child can make a toy with your old containers!
You’ll Need :
Saved boxes , cartons, etc
Glue or Glue stick
scissors
Construction or wrapping paper
Crayons or markers
Directions:
Cover boxes and cartons with paper, younger children will need help. Carefully cut windows and decorations from construction paper or simply color to decorate. Help cut doorways and tunnels.
Now it’s ready for play!
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Today is Earth Day! I found a website that has lots of printables, stories, puzzlies, coloring sheets and craft ideas for kids related to Earth Day. Click here to find out more!
PS – it’s also National Jelly Bean Day!
How fun. Make your own playdough – I’ve done it, it’s EASY!!
Ingredients:
Mix dry and wet ingredients separately. Blend together, then cook over medium heat, stirring constantly. In about five minutes, the dough should begin to pull away from the sides of the pot. Once you can pinch the dough without it
sticking to you, remove from heat. Knead until soft and well mixed.
Store in zip-loc baggie or airtight container. Add a few cookie cutters and kids love it.
Make your own silly putty! Or “Glurch” if you call it that…here’s how!
Mix together equal portions of glue and starch. Knead together. If too sticky, add more starch; if too stringy, add more glue.