Fuzzy Paper Plate Bear

Bored with your weekend? Let's try the this art and craft!

The Fuzzy Paper Plate Bear

Materials

-          Large paper plate (8.5 to 10 inches)

-          Small paper bowl (7 to 8 oz.) or empty fruit cup

-          Construction paper or cardstock

-          Cotton or paper towels

-          Scissors

-          White glue

-          Wiggle eyes

-          Yarn

-          Large pompom, craft foam, felt, or paper

-          Tempera or acrylic paint

-          Paint brush

Steps:

 
1.     Prepare a paper plate and a bowl

Use a large paper plate for the bear's head and either a small paper bowl (7 to 8 oz.) or an empty fruit cup for the bear's snout.

2.      Paint the snout

Think about the color of your bear's snout. Polar bears and pandas have white snouts so you need not paint your paper bowl. If using a transparent fruit cup, paint the outside of the cup with white acrylic paint.

Brown and black bears have colored snouts. Paint your paper bowl with light brown tempera or acrylic paint; use acrylic paint for the fruit cup. Allow the paint to dry completely.

3.     Cut and glue on a pair of ears

Cut out a pair of round ears from cardstock or construction paper. Choose a color that would correspond to the inside of the bear's ears. For this polar bear, I chose a pair of pink ears. For my other bears, I used black for the panda bear and brown for both the black and brown bear.

Position the paper plate right side up and glue on the pair of ears at the top edge of the plate.

 

4.      Cut and glue on a pair of oval eye patches (for panda)

An addditional step is needed for making a panda bear. Cut out a pair of oval shapes from black paper. Flip the paper plate over so that the plate's bottom side is facing up and the ears are glued at the back. Glue the pair of oval shapes on the top half of the plate.

5.     Glue on the snout

With the plate's bottom side facing up, glue on the snout close to the plate's bottom edge.

For the panda bear, the snout should partially cover the lower part of the oval eye patches.

6.    Cover the entire face with fuzz

For the polar bear and panda, glue on cotton onto the entire paper plate, except on the snout and on the panda's eye patches.

7.     Paint the fur

To make a brown or black bear, paint the tissue with watered down tempera or acrylic paint.

*If you are concerned about messing up the paint on the snout, you can glue on the snout after painting the fur.

8.     Glue on eyes, a nose, and a mouth

Glue on a pair of wiggle eyes, a large pompom nose, and a short length of yarn for the mouth.

Incy Wincy Spider

Incy wincy spider climbed up the water spout,

down came the rain and washed the spider out,

out came the sun and dried up all the rain,

so the incy-wincy spider went up the spout again.

3D Paper Pumpkin

Get boring with 2D art and craft? Isn't fun with 3D?

And now 3D Paper Pumpkin.
 

Prepare materials and do it!

Materials

-          Orange construction paper

-          Green pipe cleaner

-          Glue stick

-          White glue

-          Scissors

Steps:

1.       Print out these pumpkin patterns or make your own by folding any sheet of paper in the middle and drawing an arc along the paper's folded edge.

 


2.       While keeping the paper folded, cut out your pumpkin pattern.
*Our printable pumpkin patterns come in 2 sizes - a small and a medium-sized pumpkin. Choose the size that you like and cut out the pattern along its outline.

 


3. Trace the pumpkin pattern at least ten times on orange construction paper.

 


4. Cut out the pumpkin shapes.

 


5. Fold each pumpkin shape in the middle.





6. Without unfolding a pumpkin shape, apply glue on one of its outer faces.
We recommend using glue stick instead of white glue or any liquid-type glue to prevent the paper from wrinkling or warping.




7. Glue a second folded pumpkin shape on top of the first one, keeping both pumpkin shapes aligned at the edges.




8. Press on the pair of pumpkin shapes to glue them together. Right photo shows how the pair would look when opened up.




9. Continue gluing the pumpkin shapes one on top of the other, making sure they are aligned along the edges.




10. After you have positioned the last pumpkin shape in place, cut a length of green pipe cleaner to make the pumpkin's stem. Use white glue to attach it along the straight edge of the pumpkin shapes.




11. Glue the first and last pumpkin shapes together, sandwiching the pipe cleaner in the middle. You may need to apply more white glue along the pipe cleaner to make sure that it stays in place. Press on the glued area, especially along the section of the pipe cleaner stem.




12. Once the stem has been secured in place, carefully open up each of the paper flaps to transform your project into a three-dimensional paper pumpkin. When you're happy with how you positioned and spaced the flaps, allow the glue on your paper pumpkin to dry completely. You will discover that once the glue has set, the flaps will be more rigid and your paper pumpkin a lot sturdier.




13. Trim off any excess length on the pipe cleaner stem. You may slightly curve it or shape it into a hooked handle.
Make these paper pumpkins to decorate your home or classroom for Halloween or autumn. You can put them on tables, hang them or string smaller paper pumpkins together into a Halloween garland.

 

Chan Mali Chan

Di mana dia anak kambing saya?
Anak kambing saya yang makan daun talas
Di mana dia buah hati saya?
Buah hati saya bagai telur dikupas

Chan mali chan, chan mali chan,
Chan mali chan, ketipung payung (X2)

Di mana dia anak kamping tuan?
Anak kambing tuan di atas jambatan
Yang mana dia si bunga pujaan?
Si bunga tanjung dihujung dahan

Chan mali chan, chan mali chan,
Chan mali chan, ketipung payung (X2)

Kereta Kecil Warna Merah

Bapaku 

Pulang dari kota

Bapaku belikan kereta

Kereta kecil warna merah

Bolehku bawa ke sekolah

Pon Pon Pon Pon Pon Pon Pon Pon Pon

Kereta kecil ku berbunyi

Marilah adik mari naik

Boleh ku bawa jumpa nenek

I Sense

What is sense about? Erm...
Let's try this to learn more! Here we go, 1, 2, 3. Go!
Sense it out!

Children learn five senses of human in this game like touch, taste, see, hear and smell. When the person show a flash card with one of the senses like smell, so children have to click the subject that is match with the sense. This game makes children understand more about the function of the each senses of human. The subject that given are relate with the real life so that children can apply in their life. 

And now you know how the sense is all about! Good job.