Kids Craft Archives – Page 3 of 8 – Strength Of The Small

DIY: LEGO Mini Car with Pet Sidecar

By RachelAugust 5, 20161 min read1K views

I don’t know about some of you, but I am still enjoying the last few days of Summer vacation. The new school year starts on Monday and I am very excited to see my old friends and meet my new teacher.
Until that day comes, I will be playing with my LEGO bricks and creating beautiful things like the LEGO Mini Car with Pet Sidecar I put together with the help of my brother.

Good night and have a fun weekend.

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Hobby Kids Craft DIY: Projects

DIY: LEGO Dirt Rover

By KashiroJuly 29, 20161 min read563 views

Today I had so much fun building a LEGO Dirt Rover.

The wind is howling outside, we had a good day.

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DIY: LEGO Ice Mobile

By KashiroJuly 22, 20161 min read483 views

My sister and I are having so much fun with our LEGO® bricks. Last month our parents took us to our local LEGO® store where we created people and bought more bricks. Today I created a LEGO Ice Mobile.

Have a good start to your weekend.

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DIY: Zebra Habitat

By JM PerezApril 28, 20161 min read3.1K views

We had so much fun creating a Zebra Habitat for my daughter’s school project. Each child was given a specific animal and was asked to create a unique habitat for their animal.

Materials/Tools Needed

School Glue
Scissors
Synthetic Trees/branches
Stones
Craft Moss
Cardboard
Markers
Glue Gun and Glue Sticks
Box/container (we used the base of a Plastic Cake Container)
Desert Toy Animals (or cutouts from drawings or Magazine)

Step by Steps (for this project):

Figure out the placement of the Animals and Plants.
Generously apply school glue at the base of the cardboard, sprinkle your craft moss and let it dry. Use the Glue Gun to glue down the larger items like the Animals, Stones and Synthetic Trees/Branches.
For the stream, use a blue marker (for the water) to paint and then apply some glue and let it dry.

Have fun assisting your little ones with this project.

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Kids Craft Education DIY: Projects

DIY: A Fancy Feather Coat

By JM PerezJanuary 15, 20161 min read963 views

My children’s school is celebrating the 100th day of school today.
My daughter’s class was asked to create and decorate their T-shirts for a fashion show. She looked forward to this day with much anticipation to show off her creation.

We had a totally different design idea for the T-shirt, but a slight mistake led us to what you now see, “The Lady and her Fancy Feather Coat.” Regardless, I think it turned out great.