• LITTLE PUZZLE ART,  PROJECT FOR SMALL CHILDREN

    How to create moving paper figures?

    Even during the summer, with plenty of outdoor activities with the kids, rainy days happen, and even if it’s just one or two days, my kids can still manage at home. They pull out all the toys they can, and every room in our apartment looks like a playground. However, when it rains for a week, we open up our creative corner and create a new project: “Moving tissue people”. As always, you don’t have to worry about purchasing materials for our work. We’re using everything you can find at home in this DIY project: toilet paper, tissues, or kitchen paper, as well as tape, a marker, a balloon, and…

  • LITTLE PUZZLE ART,  PROJECT FOR SMALL CHILDREN

    What can you easily create from plastic bottles and straws?

    Temperature records are broken every day in August. Children swim in pools and rivers; even after playing on the playground, they immediately run to the shower to cool down.In such heat, the project “FUNNY WATER DISPENSER” is created. Very quick to make, without sweating on hot days.At the end of the project, you can cool down with a glass of cold water with lemon from our dispenser. I would like to add once again that implementing this DIY project does not involve excessive costs, such as shopping trips. The basic elements used in your project are recycled materials: a plastic bottle and a straw. What little puzzles will be created…

  • LITTLE PUZZLE ART,  PROJECT FOR SMALL CHILDREN

    How do children create art on stone?

    Welcome back to the Do It Yourself project. Summer is approaching, the days are warmer, and that’s a reason to spend more time outdoors. Hopefully, we’ll be able to spend more time with our sweet peas at the playground, in the park, or in the forest. For children, it’s a time for exploring nature; that’s why they usually disappear into the bushes in search of valuables. Natural treasures My “little puzzles” never get boring, searching for rocks: small, large, round, oblong, and enormous. I mostly leave these huge rocks in the grass if the children aren’t paying attention. At home, when the children ask, “Where have the biggest ones disappeared?” I…