This cute caterpillar fromGardening for Kidswill look really great on your windowsill and, even better, it will grow delicious cress that you can snip off and add to salads or sandwiches. You can play around with the colour and size of your caterpillar by using half a longer egg box or selecting different coloured paints, food dyes, and pipe cleaners.
A cheeky monkey is always happy to see you and ready to play. This origami model of a happy chimpanzee not only shows his cheerful face but also has an opening mouth that will let him chatter away all day. This animal friend is both easy to make and to use. You will need: One sheet of rectangular origami paper (download and print your free template here) Instructions 1. Place the sheet with the design side down and fold in half along its length to make a crease, taking care to ensure it runs exactly down the middle....
Keep your kids entertained at home with these cheap and easy projects. Most of these simple tutorials can be done using materials you already have laying about the house, from socks to rocks! Try one of the tutorials below for a fun afternoon without ever leaving the house.
We're upgrading from the classic paper plane to this origami Apollo Rocket! A great mess-free project for kids this Easter with free specially patterned paper.
