Crafty Critterz: Webkinz First Aid Kit
Submitted by: mpg with Lucy What you need: Small red box White construction paper Red construction paper White yarn for handle Tape Glue Ruler Scissors First Aid Items: Extra Stuffing Thread Needle Thimble Gauze Tape Measure What you do: 1. Cut a white square of paper (about 2” x 2 ½”) and glue it to top of box lid. 2. Cut a red heart to fit inside of the white square and glue down. 3. Use two pieces of tape to hinge the lid to the bottom of box. 4. Poke holes using scissors in front of box lid to attach yarn handle. 5. Cut a section of yard and thread through holes in box lid. Tie knots to hold in place. 6. Fill with first aid items. Do you have a great idea for a craft, recipe or party game? We’d love to hear them!
Announcing the Worldwide Day of Play!
Webkinz is supporting Nickelodeon’s 8th annual Worldwide Day of Play Read more
Vote For Stoogles!
That’s right! Vote for Stoogles! You won’t be sorry! (Speaking of sorry, sorry about the poster. I was in a hurry…also, Millie helped draw most of them. She’s pretty talented – for a five year old).
Challenge 30: Make a Week of Healthy Lunches
Lots of kids like to eat lunches that they help make. Think about what kind of healthy, tasty foods you could pack. Help make your lunches for a week and see what wonderful taste sensations you create!
Purr-Cilla for President!
Purr-Cilla wants to be Kinzville Academy’s next school president! Read more
Booger’s Veggie Experiment
Hey – it’s me, Booger again. Okay, so I know that I tried that broccoli the other day and it wasn’t bad with the cheese sauce on it. But now Goober has been bugging me to try more vegetables and I just know that they’re going to be totally gross. So Goober had the idea that I could approach it like a science experiment. So I’m going to measure my response to various samples in order to prove my hypothesis that all vegetables are disgusting. HYPOTHESIS: Vegetables are gross. Period. (except broccoli with cheese sauce on it) MATERIALS: raw carrot sticks; celery sticks; sliced cucumber; broccoli and cauliflower stalks; sliced red peppers; onion dip. METHODS: 1. Dip each vegetable into onion dip and taste. 2. IF subject survives step one, taste each vegetable WITHOUT onion dip. DATA: Track response to each vegetable on a scale of one to five with one being ‘revolting’ and five being ‘delicious’. Figure 1. WITH DIP Vegetable revolting kinda gross Not bad Pretty good Delicious Carrot X Celery X Cucumber X Broccoli X Cauliflower X … Read more
Booger’s Big Walk?
Um… it’s Polly here and you are not going to believe what I just saw. I’m not sure I believe it myself! I was hanging out in the park, swinging on a tire swing, when I looked up and saw Booger strolling through the park. At first I thought my eyes must be deceiving me because Booger never walks anywhere. He barely leaves his house except to go to school. So I did a double take and sure enough, – it WAS Booger. I figured he must have found a short cut through the park to the arcade or the ice cream shop or something. So I called over and said hi and asked him where he was going. And he told me… he was going for a walk. I was certain I must have heard him wrong so I asked where he was walking to. And then he said he was JUST going for a walk. HUH???? Okay – now I’m worried. I’m pretty sure that aliens have invaded Kinzville and taken over Booger’s body. There can’t be any other logical explanation, can there?
Challenge 29: Play Outside for One Hour!
Children require 60 minutes of intense physical activity a day for optimal health. Challenge yourself to get outside and play for one hour straight. You could walk the dog, go to the park with your brother or sister, or challenge your friends to a game of soccer or road hockey. If you’re doing something you enjoy with people you like spending time with, you’ll soon find that an hour passes by in no time at all!
