Crafts for Children

ummm u can make a sarcophagus by just getting these simple things

cardboard

scissors

glue

spray like something that sprays gold or silver

and if u have more questions ask me

Potato guns are all over the internet

Building a potato gun with a bore diameter larger than .5 inches requires a $200 NFA tax stamp BATFE approval and must be registered as a destructive device. Technically speaking.

I use tiny lids or spoons to ensure the correct and equal amounts, then tip both into a tin lid and warm it gently on the stove top till both parts flow. At this point I mix quickly with a popsicle stick and then apply it to the joint.

From what I have found is that they are the same size. I think at one time they named them "so big" and changed to jumbo crayons. Hope this helps

first you fold your paper hamburger style the cut it in half

then fold one half up and down and the other side down and up the you plae them together and fold u each corner in a difrent direction then you place them togethere in diffrnet directions then you fold them till the all can stay without support that how to make a spinner! dont make one its a waste of paper and time

i cant realy help u but look on this site it'll show you the real poem http://www.teachersfirst.com/share/highwayman/st1.html

plus i need help on a friends acrostic poem any ideas?

Make a frame out of popsicle sticks. An adult may trim the sticks to different sizes. Cut small strips of brown construction paper. Wrap the paper around a pencil to make a tube. Tape the tube so the ends will stay in place. Slide the paper tube off of the pencil and attach them one on top of the other to the wood frame with glue.

There are two that I know they will love, you can make a necklace. Another one is make ants on a log. What you'll need to do is take some celery ( cut up snack size), cream cheese, and raisins. Then give each child a piece of celery and help them put on the cream cheese and finally stick on the ant (raisins), and there you have it. Hope these help.

Welll...no, it won't hold well. But tea will dye the panty hose if you are looking for a new color in the brown shades. Be sure to boil the pany hose in the tea with salt (about a tablespoon will do), then "set" the color with a vinegar rinse. Coffee will do the same thing, same recipe. Experiment to your heart's content! Food color just doesn't hold well in most clothing.

it staands for i don't know what it stands for

baking powder

Clay is a good insulator because It doesn't have any metal inside, and it's compact.

Draw a person cut in half with l Save lungs, the trachea, larynx. heart, etc.

youtube it Who ever answered "youtube it" is an idiot. They asked a question, not a way to find a crappy answer.

Crawford and Black is imported by The Works Stores Limited.

Yes, J B Weld will glue to glass

There is 1 pregnant dressup game as far as i know........i want more pregnant dressup games aswell.

* Start early by teaching them to be neat. * I feel you should let them be creative until they reach school age and it is important for them to be able to color inside the lines. Letting them be creative forever is a good idea too. Encouraging them to know *how* to color within the lines is different than demanding it always. Adding an extra arm or two to a picture is just as legitimate as anything else. Too many children refer to the front of a coloring book to know how the pictures "should" be colored. Learning control is excellent, but don't stifle creativity.

I would say between ages 4 to 6...or maybe 5

Magenta is a metro station en route Saint Lazare.... Magenta is a metro station en route Saint Lazare in Paris...

Write a story,draw,oragami,basketball hoop games.

By your hands, on a spinning wheel, or using tools

Use Styrofoam to build the model of the Biltmore Estates for a school project. Use pictures of the estate to get the basic form. Hold the foam pieces together with glue or broken pieces of toothpick. Build the mansion on a foam base. After the entire model is constructed, paint and add embellishments.

Make paperfans.

Make cards for birthdays...holidays.

If your real ambitious find some simple small pictures.....place plastic / glass from picture frame over and tape the edges to the table.

Let the kids paint them and place them back in the frames to display.

I'm not sure how to tell when this was posted, so this answer might be dated. When I strung cranberries and popcorn, I used a sewing needle and thread. The heavy thread that used to be called coat thread worked well, but a double string of good sewing thread should work. I used fresh cranberries and unbuttered popcorn, which is either made on the stove in a large pan (you need a lid) with a few tablespoons of hot oil (cook on med. heat, make sure you cover the pan and place one kernal of corn in the oil. when that kernal pops, the oil is hot enough to add enough popcorn to cover the bottom of the pan. shake pan over burner when it starts to pop to keep from scorching and hold the lid on while doing this with oven mits) or an old air popper. microwave popcorn will probably not work because most of it is buttered and or salted. The cranberries can be found this time of year in bags like carrots in your local produce section. I alternated 4 or more pieces of popcorn with a cranberry for added color. Stick the needle right through the pieces like your stringing beads. Make sure there is a good knot at the end or knot it around a piece of the popcorn. Good Luck.