Kids will love it. Part 1 of 4 - How to Make an aerophone. How To Do a cotton ball snowman kid's project By rawhy 04/19/2010 6:51 pm Kids Activities Shelley Lovett from ChildCare shows us how to make a cotton ball snowman. This is a great activity for developing fine ...
but if you want to prevent any kind of mess from happening, you can build one using materials that give a water like feel. So in this tutorial, you'll be finding out how to make a diorama waterfall from scratch. It's great for dioramas and is sure to be a much better fit than ...
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Pour water into a clear glass bowl or plastic tub. Dip the ping-pong ball into the water. It may be necessary to raise the water bowl with a stack of books for it to be even with the drum. Make sounds behind the drum without touching it and watch the water ripple from the sound w...
Note that if you plan to use your harmonograph regularly, such as in a museum setting, a more robust solution for these arms that won't wear as quickly might be necessary. An alternate version of the arm-pendulum connection is shown to the right that uses a magnetic ball joint instead...
Teddy Ruxpin captured the attention of boys and girls everywhere, as his ability to talk and move both his eyes and mouth were revolutionary at the time. Teddy would read stories to kids thanks to a cassette tape inserted in his back, and was so popular,Worlds of Wonder had to charter je...
Teddy Ruxpin captured the attention of boys and girls everywhere, as his ability to talk and move both his eyes and mouth were revolutionary at the time. Teddy would read stories to kids thanks to a cassette tape inserted in his back, and was so popular,Worlds of Wonder had to charter je...
A rubber band for making tension Can I make a popsicle stick catapult without bamboo skewers? Yes, you can make a popsicle stick catapult without bamboo skewers by using more popsicle sticks to make the frame and the lever arm. Rubber bands can be used to make tension instead of using skew...
Make a projectile by balling up a piece of masking tape. To launch, load your tape ball in the cardboard box and position the opposite end of your catapult arm so it’s resting on the opposing rubber band. Then, press down on the catapult arm, just below the box, to build up tensio...
Many DIY slime recipes and kits contain ingredients that aren't safe for kids. So I set out to find a recipe that contained only ingredients that were safe.