Bheem eats Noodles

Things needed:

Paper plate

Sketch pens

Scissor

Wool (white/yellow)

Ice cream stick

Plate

Masking tape

Method:

Cut the paper plate as shown in the video.

Draw the picture of chota bheem on it and colour.

Make a hole in the mouth.

Now place some wool on a plate and tie it's one end to icecream stick.

Pass it from the mouth.

Start pulling the string from backside. It looks like Bheem is eating noodles.

I have made cheeks of bheen little chubby, just to show if you eat more junk , you will put on weight.

Straw Cube

  An interesting way to learn shapes and what they can be turned into.

Things needed:

White sheet

Sketch pens

Straws

Scissor

Glue

Yarn (any thick thread)

Method:

Take a long piece of yarn and rub some glue on both ends. This makes the ends easy to use.

Cut the straw into two parts leaving aside the bent part.

Now as shown in the video make a cube.

On the white sheet draw some shapes that can be formed with this cube.

Ask your kid to recreate it. They will love this challenge.

Learning Directions

Things needed:

White sheet 

Sketch pens

Method:

Draw four circles with different colours and write the directions in them.

Below draw multiple circles all over the paper.

Ask your kid to mark the same direction in those circles matching colours.

They will get to learn NEWS (north, south, east and west).

Garden on the Paper

    This was a rather fun task. We found some different types of leaves from our balcony plants and collected them.

     We used them in a beautiful landscape.

Things needed:

White sheet

Sketch pens

Glue

Different plant cuttings

Small flowers (2 to 3)

Method:

Collect variety of plant cuttings and leaves from your little garden.

Show each leaf to ur kid and ask what it resembles. You will be surprised to know their imaginative power.

Then use all of them in a drawing. Stick them on the paper with glue. We even made a boat with a big leaf by folding it and securing it with two match sticks.

This is a task for both parents and kids to do together.

Woolen Snails..

Things needed:

White sheet

Sketch pens

Glue

Wool

Method:

Using wool, make some snails as shown in the video.

Then create a beautiful picture around it. We made some snails sitting on small rocks in a pond. You can create anything with your imagination.

Kids love to do the shell of the snail with wool.

Flowers from Bindis

         We had a box of big size bindis.. so thought why don't we make flowers out of them..

Things needed:

Bindis ( any colour big size)

White sheet

Craft paper

Sketch pens

Glue

Wool (for decorating)

Method:

Cut a vase shape from craft paper and stick it to the sheet.

Mark the place for flowers. Ask your kid to stick bindis as petals.

Once done, draw some leaves and stalk and colour them.

We also used some wool to decorate the vase..

So a beautiful flower vase is ready. You can use this to make greeting cards too.

Matchsticks Alphabets..

Things needed:

White sheet

Pencil

Matchsticks

Method:

Write down alphabets in large size on two sheets of paper.

Ask your kid to trace the alphabets with matchsticks.

Help them if they find it little difficult with few letters like B or S...

They love doing this... If they like it ask them to do more like writing their name, school name  or even numbers etc..🙂🙂 The trials are endless..😃