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I added just a little colored water to the molds and kept it 15 minutes in the freezer and then added another color of water to get another layer and put it back again to the freezer. Repeated this until all the molds were full with water yet to achieve very thin and colorful layers. After that, we melted our galaxy bars with plenty of glitter. The colors were actually much more vivid than those visuals.
I feel very happy when my kids come to me with an idea. One day when I went to pick up my son from kindergarten, I saw an acorn in his hand and asked to him about his plan with this acorn and he said to me that he was planning to glue googly eyes on it and then be friend with it.
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Here are our felt houses. They are quite simple and it was too much fun to prepare them. We hope you like it.
These envelopes are so special for us. 2020 has been quite difficult for everyone who stayed behind the doors for long time, especially for the kids who spread love all over the world. We prepared this felt envelopes to send our loves to our friends occasionally. Because everyone needs affection, friendship and peace now more than ever. Some of them has already reached to our friends and some has been waiting in the mail box for the receivers.
โThey are great for special days, too. With a short message you can add some stickers or a small gift in it. I am sure that there will be a big smile on receiver’s face when they get it. Sewing is really too much fun. Give your kid a chance for it. โฅ๏ธ
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Puppets are great friends for little ones. You can move and vocalize them however you want. It means that you can change a bad mood or manner of your little one with a sweet puppet show by sending him/her cute messages.
So great to create your own games from recyclable materials, isn’t it? This time we added seashell handles just to give the puzzle a cooler appearance.
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MB loves spending time in the kitchen. He prepares pasta, muffins and smoothie himself. When I ask his dream job, he directly says “Cook”. And he wants to be a cook, because he wants to cook for all homeless kids. This answer is melting my heart. This activity is great for boosting self-confidence, too. We named the place “MB’s Food Corner”, we were customers and MB was the chef. We ordered and he cooked, served for us. When you look into the setup, I am sure that you will see many skills in it, even more than I wrote below.
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You can use these crocodile friends to prepare a quick sensory setup as we did. Here are our super easy crocodiles ๐๐๐๐
They are looking for some food, can you feed them?
I prepared this for my 2 years old son. If you are too busy but still want to prepare an activity for your toddler, then this activity is great for you. Just cut the paper in half in different shapes. All you need is paper. If you don’t have scissors you can try to cut it by hand. And even you can replace the paper with newspaper or magazine.
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Have you seen such crazy and funny birds before? You can paint them however you want. We painted some of them with watercolor while painting some of them with markers. I am sure that crayon will also work great for painting them. You can make a small hole to pass the wing through so it will have wings on both sides.