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Clothespin Vase
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I package of peg clothespins
Duct tape
Large tuna can
Small plant to fit inside (a tiny poinsetta is nice)
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For a better purchase on the can for the pegs, wrap a layer or two of duct tape around the edge of the can and fold it down inside.
Next, have your child place the pegs around the can.
Slip your plant inside, and tie a ribbon around the planter.
30 Second Puffy Paint Art
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Use this recipe year round for creative fun
What you will need:
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1 tablespoon salt
1 teaspoon baking powder
water
White paper plates
sandwich size Ziploc bags
food coloring or tempera paint
Mix the dry ingredients in a small bowl. Add the food coloring or paint into a small amount of water, and stir together. Slowly add enough water into the dry mixture to make a paint as thick as pancake or cake batter. Now here’s the key: whisk it all together until there are no lumps. Lumps can clog the sandwich bag opening and cause frustration when it plugs up. Place the paint in the bag, remove the air, and zip closed. Make a teeny-tiny cut from one corner of the bag and have your child squeeze the paint onto the plate. When finished, microwave for 30-40 seconds—the paint should be dry but nice and puffy! Sign and date the back of the art piece.
Bath SaltsImage may be NSFW.
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So easy! And the scent of the essential oil adds to the sensory experience
What you will need:
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7-10 drops essential oil
1 teaspoon water with a few drops of food coloring stirred in
In a large bowl mix all the ingredients together with your hands, rubbing the mixture between your palms for an even distribution of oil and food coloring. Place in a nice jar and make a label.