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Updated: Oct 28, 2020 Hi to you all! Halloween is just around the corner. Whilst we know this celebration has come from the United States, we also know that many children (and adults) like to join in the fun. As you know, this year is different from any other year but we can still celebrate Halloween…
Hi! I feel today is a good day to do another activity with Ginnie & Pinney finger puppets:) First of all, let’s make a simple Pom Pom Popper with a toilet paper roll and a balloon. Cut the top part of the balloon off, Wrap it around the toilet paper roll, Stick the edge of…
Hi to you! Do you know who is the most sporty one in the group? Yes, Lulu! She loves sports day and she’s really good at jumping. So, let’s make a hopping Lulu today! Here are the materials we are using for today’s craft: Wrap one paper cup with grey colour paper. Cut out two…
Hi friends! Today I’d like to show you a craft idea that is very simple but can be quite functional. You’ll see at the end of the post:) Here are the materials I used: Colour the popsicle stick to yellow: Draw some brown spots: Cut and colour the shapes for the ears, ossicones (horns) and…
Hi! I hope you are all well. Today I’m going to show you how to make a very fun craft, an Emotional Dodo! It’s adorable, isn’t it? Here, let’s begin. First of all, download the PDF file from below and cut out the shapes. I wanted to make a standing figure so I cut out…
Updated: Jun 9, 2020 I don’t know about you but I feel like today is a giraffe kind of day (not so sure why…). So I decided to make Ginnie! Here are the materials I used? I cut out the following parts from the colour papers: You might be wondering what the two yellow stripes at…
Hi friends! How are you all doing? I know I am feeling bored having to stay at home and I think you might be feeling the same. Today I made something fun which I’d like to share with you. You can make a really cool Pinney. It’s very simple! Here are the materials I used…
Hello my friends! Today, I’m going to show you how to draw the koalas. Step 1: Draw four circles to represent the koala’s head, ears and body. Step 2: Add arms, legs and a big nose. They are like rectangle shapes with round corners. Step 3: Draw two ovals for the mouth and one big…
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