Hi Everyone, Flashback Friday is my attempt to write something that was already posted in my other blog www.dheekshu.blogspot.com. This post was written on July 2012. It was done by my daughter when she was 5 year then. Materials Needed: Sugar – 2 teaspoon Water – 2 teaspoon Food coloring Black Crayon Q-tips White paper …
Hi everyone, We tried the playdough recipe from the imagination tree. It came out well and my daughter enjoyed playing with that. Material Needed : 1 cup of all purpose flour (Maida in India) 1 table spoon of Oil 1/4 cup salt 1 table spoon of cream of tartar (available in baking section) around …
Hi All, We made this paper butterfly for the party decoration when my younger one turned two. It is so simple that myself and my 7 year old completed few of them in one hour. What you need : 1. Color paper – We used magazine paper but construction or origami paper also will do …
Hi All, We did a very simple science experiment to make a rainbow. Though it is not something new, the reason I shared here is my kids really enjoyed the experiment. All we need is two simple materials – A glass of water and a plain white paper. It is difficult to see the rainbow …
I have another blog dheekshu.blogspot.com. There are 400+ posts in that blog and I have planned to write a post here every Friday under the name Flashback Friday, which was already published in that blog . This post was published in March 2013 when my daughter was 6 year old. It is about the flowers …
When we were playing stacking blocks with my toddler, she showed her interest towards color sorting by stacking the same colored blocks together. I looked around the house for color sorting object. The first thing that caught my eye was pom poms. I introduced her Pom Poms and asked to drop them on the matching …
We love working with paper. It is easily available and we can redo our work. We made Kasudama flower. I came out very well. It was very easy for my 7 year old! We followed the instructions from this Youtube video. Happy folding :)) Linked this post on Weekly kidscoop Hearts for Home Blog hop …
Weaving is one of our favorites. We tried weaving a basket out of cereal boxes. Materials : 1. Cereal boxes – 2 boxes 2. Hot glue gun 3. X-acto knife Steps : Cut the top and bottom flaps from the cereal boxes. Open the boxes along the seams and cut 1 inch strips length …
Thanks to Parties!! The girls get a lot of necklaces. I usually use those necklaces for my toddler’s free play. Gather few necklaces of various colours, length and beads in a wide open container. Your work is done! The toddler will take from there. Touching and observing the necklaces Separating the necklaces Wearing and checking …
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My daughter always likes to make something which she can really use. Though paper mache bowls may not hold heavy items, we use it to store petty things. Materials Needed : 1. A bowl – to cover with paper and create paper bowl 2. Papers 3. Polythene cover to wrap the bowl 4. Glue 5. …