It’s time for the next episode of Crafty Creations featuring Tremain Jackson and Alyssa Crow, from the South Branch of the Abilene Public Library, making the next craft for March. Spring happens in March, and what better way to celebrate than to make, what we like to call, “Spring Bag Trees.” The children’s book that will go along with this craft episode is “The Giving Tree” by Shel Silverstein, so look out for a copy at your local public library and check it out. Also visit our library’s website at www.abilenetx.com/apl/kids_crafts.html to download or print out a copy of our activity/resource page that will give you the instructions on making our craft, plus more fun stuff.
Once your Bean Bag game is complete from my other video, it is ready for some hard throwing punishment…or is it? Your completed Bean Bag game can be rested on an angle on a wall, suspended by string from the ceiling or held up by other players when playing the game. But if you want a more full-proof means to keep the game up while taking throws, this video will shed some light. Simple cardboard flaps to keep the Bean Bag game sturdy for tournaments to come. Lets make this target as strong as it can be! www.homemadegameguru.com tags Sesame street bean bag toss sports sport hinges board game card game kids fun frames photos cardboard image checkers chess crafts kits activities outdoors home made homemade video games bonding parents parenting mom dad children grand children love friendship trading cards genealogy family tree generations trading cards Canada United States cartoons comics strip cookie monster big bird elmo support hinges puzzle challenge environment environmental climate change spinner esteem entertainment game guru green magnets magnetic strategy hop scotch circles boys girls school recess teach teacher education Stephen Colbert celebrities invention inventor creation)