This is a classic craft that never loses its appeal (my 9 year old
still likes making one every now and then).
Materials:
two paper plates.
stapler
hole punch and string/wool
dried pasta, beans, sand, rocks or something like that
Optional: stickers, paint, markers, construction paper, etc to
decorate
Instructions:
Decorate outside of paper plates as desired. Kaitlyn has
always loved painting paper plates!
Fill one plate about 1/4 or less of the way full of dried pasta or beans (or
similar material).
Put the other plate over the first and staple around the edge (about
4 staples).
Punch holes all the way
around the plates (we punched 2 holes between each set of staples to make 8 holes in total).
Lace the plates together with string or wool -- Kaitlyn laced hers
all the way around in one direction and then took a second piece of
wool and laced it in the other direction to make her fancy pattern --
the children can do it however they like!
