The Craft Corner
Make a Springtime Bluebird
This pensive little bluebird is even simpler to make than it looks. Once kids get the
hang of using a skewer to make holes in the polystyrene they will happily come up
with their own exotic bird species!
You will need:
- two small polystyrene balls
- wooden skewer
- kid's pvc glue
- acrylic paint and brush
1. Paint the
polystyrene balls. It
is easiest if you
skewer the balls first.
- tooth picks
- scissors
- googly eyes
- four feathers
3. Use a skewer to
make holes for two
wings, a tail and a
feather on the top of
the head. Then stick in
the feathers.
2. Attach head and
body using half a
toothpick and a spot
of glue. Then stick
toothpick legs into
the body.
Craft courtesy of www.kidscraftweekly.com
APPLE
PALM
BIRCH
PEACH
PEAR
CEDAR
CHERRY
PLUM
ELM
PINE
FIR
POPLAR
MAPLE
RUBBER
SPRUCE
NECTARINE
OAK
WALNUT
Puzzle courtesy of www.puzzles.ca
Jokes and Riddles
Q: What vehicle is the same spelled backwards
and forwards?
A: Racecar
Q: Johnny's mother had four children. The first
was April, the second was May, and the third was
June. What was the name of her fourth child?
A: Johnny
4. Glue on googly eyes
and use half a match
stick as a beak.