
Welcome to Danielle's
Place! We believe learning should be fun. This site is dedicated to teaching
children
through crafts and activities. You will find hundreds of inexpensive crafts
and activities for children. Most
of
the crafts and activities on this site are Bible-based and are great to use
in Sunday School, Vacation Bible
School,
preschool, and home school. You will find complete Sunday school lessons and lessons for Christian homes schools.
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What you will need: Old panty hose, red paint, paper, green felt, green chenille stem, glue, thread, and polyfil. What
to to:
What you will need: tape, paper glue (rubber cement), balloons, paper or fun foam and pattern for eyes and mouths, black thread, black Sharpie (permanent marker). What
to do: Bob the Tomato - 1 big red balloon and 1 small round red balloon, and green craft tissue paper. To attach the leaves on the top of his head, cut out the pattern from green craft tissue. Wrinkle up the very center of the leave and place it on the knot of the balloon and then tie black thread around it to keep it on. Jimmy the Gourd - 1 big orange balloon, and 1 small round orange balloon, black Sharpie, (permanent marker), Green Magicraft paper sheets or craft tissue paper. To make Jimmy's stem, use the pattern to cut the piece out of Magic Nuudles CORNstruction Paper, (these are sheets of fiber-like paper that adhere to almost anything by just dipping them in water.) I found them at "Learning is Fun." Or to find out where you can buy them call Toll Free: 1-877-938-6738 or go to their web site. If you don't want to buy this paper, you can make a paper mache glue by adding water to white glue and dipping green craft tissue paper into the mixture to form the stem. Laura the Carrot - 1 long orange balloon and 1 small round orange or red balloon, 2 sheets of yellow craft tissue paper 20" x 26", thick black yarn To make Laura's hair roll and scrunch up two sheets of yellow craft tissue paper. Tie the tissue in the center with black yarn loosely. Tie two more times on each side to form the pig tails. Glue the hair onto the balloon using rubber cement. Junior Asparagus - 1 long green balloon (I used the animal sculpture balloons, the very long skinny type that you twist and make animal shapes) (You can make several characters out of one balloon) and 1 small round green balloon and green craft Nuudles. (I bought my Magic Nuudles at "Learning is Fun." Or to find out where you can buy them call Toll Free: 1-877-938-6738 or go to their web site. Nuudles are similar to the corn starch packaging peanuts that dissolve in water except they come in different colors. If you don't want to buy nuudles you can use the packaging nuudles instead. When they are dry just paint them green. To make Junior's hair dip the nuudles into a little bit of all the way around water and press onto the top of Juniors head to make his hair. Start from the bottom and work up to the top of his head. The nuudles shrink and dissolve as they dry so you may have to add more nuudles as they dry. The nuudles also get much darker when you wet them so don't worry about their light color. After his hair is dry glue on his eyes and nose. Use a permanent marker to draw on the mouth. Are you looking for more Veggie Tale crafts? Check out That Home Site! Forums.
Junior
What you will need: Paint stick (you can probably get these free any where they sell paint), small wooden block not widere than the paint stick, 2 wooden eye shapes, 1 round wooden nose shape, green, black, and white paint, paper, green crepe paper, glue gun What
to do:
What you will need: Round, and oblong smooth rocks that lay fairly flat on one side, red, green, black, and white paint What
to do:
What you will need: Gourds (you can grow your own or buy them at a craft store) If you can't find real ones, you might be able to find fake ones. Real ones work better because all the gourd will have their own shape and personality. What
to do: Veggie Tale Ideas On other Pages |
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