#Diy kids games

[3unnyceleste]

Homemade sensory bottles!

This is an extremely easy and cheap way to make sensory bottles!

what you need:

an empty plastic bottle

glitter, charms, and any add ins you want

water!

paper towel or napkin

markers

Glue (optional, but for slower glitter fall.)

How to make it!

in a seperate cup, pour water into it

then, use a marker, color the napkin with as much ink as you can, and place it in the water cup, and watch the color flow!!

Stir the napkin until the water is fully colored, and remove the napkin.

Pour the colored water into the plastic bottle. keep doing so until you've filled the desired bottle.

Now the fun part! Add all the glitters and charms, screw the bottle tight, and shake!

Congrats! now you have a sensory bottle!

[honeysuckleporridge]

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[kaycr09]

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Make Toys From Trash | How To Make Mini Basket Ball Shooting Table Game

Creating a DIY basketball shooting game from cardboard, a plastic cup, and bottle caps is a fun and engaging project for all ages. To start, gather materials including cardboard, a plastic cup, bottle caps, glue or tape, scissors, and optional markers for decoration. 

First, cut an 8x6 inch cardboard piece to serve as the backboard and attach a plastic cup with the bottom cut off to the backboard to act as the hoop.

Next, make a stable base by cutting a 10x10-inch cardboard piece. Create two 6x2 inch supports and attach them to the backboard and base at an angle. For the shooting mechanism, cut a 4x2 inch ramp and attach it to the base aimed towards the hoop. Bottle caps will serve as your basketballs, and you can decorate them to add a personal touch.

Place the setup on a flat surface and use the ramp to launch the bottle caps into the cup, either by flicking them with your fingers or using a small cardboard launcher for added challenge. Adjust the ramp's angle or the distance to vary difficulty, and add a scoring system to make the game more competitive. Secure all parts well to ensure stability and enjoy your homemade basketball game!

[mephiles-the-jester]

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Street Retro Dog on Skateboard | Funny Jigsaw Puzzle

Customize this product with the name of your friend or loved one for a personal touch. Get ready to roll with this cool, street retro dog on a skateboard design! 

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[honeysuckleporridge]

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[dadgamerhq]

Autumn DIY Ideas for Dads: A Humorous Guide to Crafting and Chaos

Autumn is upon us, which means it’s time for dads everywhere to dive into seasonal DIY projects – with equal parts creativity and mischief. Here's a list of DIY activities that are fun, slightly chaotic, and perfect for showing off your "dad skills" while keeping everyone entertained.

1. Leaf Blower Art: Unleash the Blower, Create Chaos

Who needs rakes when you have a leaf blower? Turn raking into a creative (and chaotic) endeavour by transforming your garden into an art canvas. Grab a leaf blower, gather the family, and blast autumn leaves onto a large canvas or sheet. The result? Pure, abstract brilliance – or something only a dad would appreciate. Either way, there’s less actual raking involved. Dad Rating: ★★★★☆ Loud fun with minimal raking – a solid dad win.

2. The DIY Bird Feeder: High Rise for the Birds

Autumn is when birds look for winter shelter, so why not put your carpentry skills to the test? Build a bird feeder – or, if you’re feeling ambitious, a bird mansion. Use scraps of wood, old nails, and possibly that forgotten chair in the shed to create a feeding station fit for a king (or at least a robin). Dad Rating: ★★★★★ Perfect mix of carpentry and neighbour envy.

3. Pumpkin Carving: Battle of the Blunt Knives

What’s autumn without a competitive pumpkin carving contest? Grab the family, pick some pumpkins, and go wild with your design. Bonus points for the most intricate or ridiculous creation. Pro tip: avoid sharp knives, because blunt kitchen tools add extra challenge (and safety). Dad Rating: ★★★★☆ Messy fun, but worth the effort – even if it means cleaning pumpkin guts from your hair.

4. DIY Fire Pit: Go Full Caveman

Nothing beats a cosy fire pit on a chilly autumn evening. Instead of buying one, show off your DIY prowess by building your own. Grab a shovel, some bricks, and a bit of gravel, and dig yourself a hole in the garden. Light a fire, roast some marshmallows, and embrace your inner caveman. Dad Rating: ★★★★★ Fire, warmth, and minimal effort – the holy trinity of dad activities.

5. Autumn Wreaths: Pretend You’re Crafty

Yes, wreaths. Hear me out! You don’t need to be the crafty type to pull off a DIY autumn wreath. Raid the garden for leaves, acorns, and twigs, and get the glue gun out (because, admit it, glue guns make everyone feel like a professional). Stick it all together and hang it proudly on the front door. Bonus: it might convince the neighbours you’ve got your life together. Dad Rating: ★★★☆☆ Low effort, medium reward. Watch out for glitter – it gets everywhere.

6. Hedgehog Hotels: For the Garden’s Most Important Guest

Autumn is the season when hedgehogs are looking for a cosy place to hibernate. Why not turn a wooden crate or plastic tub into a luxury hedgehog hotel? It’s easy, fun, and gives you an excuse to avoid cleaning the shed for a few more months. Just line the crate with leaves, straw, and sticks, and wait for your prickly visitor to move in. Dad Rating: ★★★★☆ Low-maintenance and earns you bonus ‘Good Dad Points.’

7. Conker Battles: Channel Your Inner Child

No autumn is complete without a good old-fashioned conker battle. Go conker hunting with the kids, then get creative – soak your conkers in vinegar or varnish for maximum toughness (because let’s face it, dads are in it to win it). Drill a hole, thread some string, and get ready for conker domination. Dad Rating: ★★★★★ Nostalgic, competitive, and free – what’s not to love?

8. Apple Picking and Pie Baking: Culinary Ambition Awaits

If you’re looking to impress the family, why not combine two autumn favourites: apple picking and pie baking? Head out to the orchard, gather some apples, and then roll up your sleeves for some kitchen action. It’s a rare chance to don an apron and pretend you’re on The Great British Bake Off – just be prepared for the kitchen mess. Dad Rating: ★★★★☆ A delicious (and impressive) end to a hard day's work.

Conclusion: Dad DIY – Embrace the Autumn Chaos

Autumn DIY projects don’t have to be perfect; in fact, they rarely are. But that’s the fun of it! Whether you’re carving pumpkins, starting fires, or challenging the kids to conker battles, it’s all about embracing the chaos, making memories, and maybe even learning a thing or two along the way. So go on, put down the remote, pick up a drill (or a leaf blower), and dive into the season with dadly determination. After all, autumn isn’t just for pumpkin spice lattes and woolly jumpers – it’s for dads doing DIY, one slightly chaotic project at a time.

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