Its easy to make... all you really need is a jar and paper.
If you want to make it cute, well, that's up to you!
Here's what I did---
A quart-size mason jar works perfect, and preferably one with a wide mouth.
As for the insides, I wish I could somehow upload my file to make it printable (I'm not that tech savvy). Instead, I will share the ideas with you as we do them. So far, we have done one every day!
Here's one to get you started:
Here's one to get you started:
{The Button Game}
Poke a tiny hole in the bottom of a paper cup with a sharp pencil.
Thread a 13-inch piece of ribbon or string through.
Knot a button onto both ends of the ribbon.
Now, see how many tries it takes to fling the bottom button into the cup!
Poke a tiny hole in the bottom of a paper cup with a sharp pencil.
Thread a 13-inch piece of ribbon or string through.
Knot a button onto both ends of the ribbon.
Now, see how many tries it takes to fling the bottom button into the cup!
They key to making this jar successful is making sure you have all the materials and ingredients on hand that each idea requires-- mostly basic craft supplies and pantry staples.
Using the jar is not as easy as putting a show on so I can get things crossed off my to-do's (I am way too guilty-- Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is their fave), but it forces bonding time... just think of all the fun memories those kids will have! {I hope.}
What are your best Boredom Busters??
Using the jar is not as easy as putting a show on so I can get things crossed off my to-do's (I am way too guilty-- Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is their fave), but it forces bonding time... just think of all the fun memories those kids will have! {I hope.}
What are your best Boredom Busters??
2 comments:
you are so awesome.
I LOVE the big paper rolls from Ikea--when the kids were younger, I would roll it out across the room, and draw roads for them to drive cars all over. Now they draw all their own scenes, cities, roads, the jungle, you name it....it's really fun:)
you are the cutest. and so is the jar idea.
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