Children paint the rolls with white paint, glue carrots cut out of paper and black dots as buttons and scarves cut out from a promotional newspaper. They put a cap made from a liquid cap, such as fabric softener/wash, on the roll.
Material used:
- paper towel roll
- white paint
- punch
- colored paper
- pattern imitating a scarf (here: a winter promotional brochure from a DIY store)
- glue
- scissors
- plastic caps
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- black and orange cardboard
- scissors
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- pencil
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- scissors
- blue card
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- black pen
- colored technical block
- scissors
- glue
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