PAPER BRACELET

PINWHEEL

MATERIALS REQUIRED
Construction paper, wire, bead or rubber that can be used as a stopper, pencil or wooden stick
PROCEDURE•Take your square construction paper and draw a diagonal from the top left corner to the bottom right corner and from the top right corner to the bottom left corner.
•Make a hole in the center. Use a compass and draw a circle around the center point that measures about 3 cm. Cut each of the lines from the corner to the circle.
•Punch a small hole on the side of each corner as shown in the picture.
•Coil your wire around the wooden stick. Attach a wooden ball to the wire and then insert the wire through small hole in the center of your paper
•Start with one corner and bend the paper over so that the wire can be inserted into the punched hole. Continue this with each of the 3 other corners.
•This is how the pinwheel looks once all of the ends are attatched to the center. Use your hand to hold it together until the next step is completed.
•Add a punched out motif to the center if desired and then another wooden ball or bead or rubber. Use the pliers to bend the remaining wire over into a loop so that the wire is secure. If done correctly the pinwheel can now spin in a breeze. If it gets caught on the stick, you may need to bend the wire some until it is sitting correct and can turn freely.

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PAPER BEETLE

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ROCKING DUCK

MATERIALS REQUIRED
Scissors, Paper plates, Glue, Crayons or poster colours
PROCEDURE•For the body, cut out a circle from the edge of a paper plate
•Cut out a head from the left over circle. Glue it on the body
•Fold another paper plate in half. Glue the duck onto the folded edge
•Colour the duck, Colour the folded paper palte in blue colour so that it looks like water. Now push the duck so that it rocks.

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PAPER BUTTERFLY

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