We had a blast making Hei Hei from Moana. He’s such a cute little guy!
Materials:
Instructions:
You can either glue several colors of construction paper to the toilet paper roll, or paint the roll. We used glue sticks to stock the feathers to the top and back of the roll. The googly eyes were pretty heavy so we needed to use a glue gun to secure them.
Moana releases to DVD next week! I’ve put together some crafts to celebrate launch day! Cohen loves these. It’s such a fun activity for his age group.
Moana Craft 1: Pua the Pig
Materials:
Instructions:
Pre-cut the nose and ears. Then you can have your child draw the dark circle for the eye, the nostrils of the nose, and the mouth. They can glue it on. After curling the pipe cleaner, staple it to the plate.
If you are like me, you have a lot of books lying around that the kids never ready anymore. There’s stacks of Junie B Jones, Babysitter’s club, and Captain Underpants. Hang on to those old books, because it’s a good excuse for a book swap party!
How to do it?
2. Have each child bring a certain amount of books. Suggest maybe 3-5.
3. Display the books on a table for everyone to see.
4. Allow each child to pick one book at a time. They are able to take home as many books as they brought.
5. Serve food, have fun!
6. Create a cute take home treat such as this one from from Happiness is Homemade
Well, it’s spring break here in Provo, Utah, and we decided to kick off our “staycation” with The Living Planet Aquarium. I can’t believe we’ve never been to this gem. My kids had a blast and Mason is already talking about when we go back.
I just realized that April fools is this week! I am not one to put a ton of time and effort into the pranks, but I did find a few on Pinterest and Buzzfeed that I think I might try. What do you do on April Fools?
1. Hiding inside the toilet – my kids would get a huge kick out of this one.
2. This would be hilarious to do at school. I gotta show my kids!
