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Here’s a fun way to make your mark on history - or at least a piece of paper! You might even design a simple Coat of Arms to print on your own stationery or wrapping paper. Best of all, your tool of choice is the humble but ever-useful potato. Hint: Simple shapes like stars, diamonds and half moons work the best.
Do you know what’s special about March 17th? It’s St. Patrick’s Day! You better wear something green if you don’t want to get pinched!
St. Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland. Renowned for its lush green countryside, Ireland is nicknamed The Emerald Isle. That’s how the color green became associated with St. Patrick’s Day.
Do have a garden in the front of your house? Do you have a backyard? Do you have a window in your bedroom that needs a decoration? Here’s a fun and really easy art project that you can do at home with just a few simple supplies-make your own windmill. And the best part is that you can decorate your final windmill in any way you want. Be creative and most importantly-have fun!
Try this fun project where you give your handprint as a present. What could be more personal? Most mothers would love this unique and personal gift. You will also enjoy looking back at how small your hands were as you grow older. Whether making a gift or memento, make sure you ask an adult for help with the oven.
In last week’s Tribune we told you how to make your own Play Dough. If you do not know what I am talking about, Play Dough is the soft, squishy, mushy substance that you can mold into your favorite shapes. Once you are done, you can mush it down and reshape it into any shape that you want. Well, we thought that if you enjoyed that project, you might also enjoy this other project that is very similar-but you get to cook the shape that you design and keep it. Remember to ask an adult for help with the stove.
Have you ever played with play dough? If you do not know what I am talking about…play dough is the soft, gushy, mushy, weird stuff that you can squish and mold into your favorite shapes.
You can make animals, people, flowers or just about anything that you can imagine. Usually you have to buy play dough at the store and you can only buy it in the colors that they have available. Well, good news! Here is an easy recipe on how to make your own play dough! This stuff will last for months. And the best part is that you can make the play dough in any color that you want. So squish and mush away and be creative!
Get an early start in your life by exploring the things you find interesting. Like Jim Henson said, “Do what you enjoy doing.” In memory of the great man behind the words and the Muppets, try making a puppet. Perhaps you’ll find out it’s something you enjoy, and perhaps you’ll find yourself following in Jim’s footsteps. You can make your puppet as detailed as you’d like, go crazy and be creative. We’ll get you started and you can do the rest.
A dream catcher is a Native American craft created for children and adults. It is believed that the the dream catcher will filter out all the bad bawedjigewin (dreams) and allow only good thoughts to enter into our minds. You will see a small hole in the center of each dream catcher where those good bawadjige may come through. With the first rays of sunlight, the bad dreams would perish.
Ready to carve the best jack-o-lantern of your life? Simply follow these easy steps, and you could have the best pumpkin around. Make sure to get your parents help when using a knife.
Pinatas are found at almost every Mexican celebration. Pinatas were traditionally in the shape of a six-pointed star and were filled with fruit, candy, and small toys. Today they are designed in all types of shapes, including animals, plants, and flowers. At fiestas, the pinatas are hung in the air and children are blindfolded and take turns swinging at the pinatas. Eventually, the pinata is hit hard enough and it breaks releasing the candy and toys that it contained.
When nice summer weather comes, there are lot of ways to have fun outside.
Try making your own colorful sidewalk chalk to produce beautiful art on your sidewalk or driveway. The best part is, you can wash it away when your done, and it doesn’t make a mess. Here’s our recipe for your own unique chalk:
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