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Up In The Sky
Summer is the perfect time to lay down on a blanket outside and gaze up at the sky. That’s why this month’s box includes arts, crafts, and science projects that highlight things that fly: a fluffy sky with an airplane, mosaic kites, and a paper-mache hot air balloon! For an interactive science project, you and your little one will assemble a helicopter that’s powered by rubber bands and fun to play with outside. There are two airplane origami projects, too! Each of these projects feature vibrant colors, hands-on sensory experiences, and natural learning that your child is sure to love!
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Fluffy Sky with Airplane
With this project, you will bake clouds. Yes, that’s right! Mix up a simple dough to make puffy paint, spread the dough onto your base, put it in the microwave and watch your paint puff up. The result is a beautiful fluffy sky! To add a bit of excitement to the sky, draw your own airplane, cut it out, and glue it on the sky.Login to Watch Video
Black Glue and Watercolor Mosaic Kites
Let’s make a kite! You won’t fly this kite, but it will be a colorful piece of summertime art to display in your home. Create a mosaic kite by pouring squiggly lines of black glue and painting each section a different color. Then tie on a golden string as the finishing touch!Login to Watch Video
Paper Mache Hot Air Balloon
Hot air balloons are incredible flying vehicles. In this project, you and your child will learn how hot air balloons fly, and make a hot air balloon replica yourself! Piece by piece, build the hot air balloon using paper mache. It’s a project that’s great for kids who love to get a little messy! Add colored strips to give your balloon a beautiful design and finish it with gold ribbons and a miniature basket!Login to Watch Video
Helicopter Science Project
Rubber bands can hold a lot of energy. In this science project, you and your child will harness that energy to fly a miniature helicopter! The supplies are simple and easy to put together and children love watching their helicopter fly!Login to Watch Video
Airplane Origami
Wrap up the month by creating origami airplanes with silver metallic paper! The first airplane is very easy, great for beginners. The second airplane is a little more complicated and is perfect for a parent-child team to work on together!Login to Watch Video
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