I made this lantern suitable for changing time from summer time to winter time. The children learn the clock at school. Why don't you make a lantern clock or a lantern alarm?
Lantern Clock – Lantern Clock
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Crafting Dragon Lantern
Autumn time: lantern time!
Let your dragons rise. When the wind goes, many bring out their dragon and let it rise.
Today we want to make a dragon lantern.
Car lantern making
Do your children like to play with cars? Then make a car lantern with them.
Autumn tree
A beautiful little work of art!
The leaves are cut from the edge of a cardboard plate. They look like autumn leaves. Create a self-painted or torn tree and create a work of art.
Lantern candle
Makes a lantern that looks like a candle. Uses an empty plastic bottle (e.g. a small vinegar bottle). Covered with transparent paper and a crafted flame, the candle is quickly made.
As a table lamp you can see the lantern with a mini-light chain. Equipped with an electric lantern rod, you can take the lantern to the next lantern move.
Make bat mobile (with template)
The bats swirl around the moon! Cut out bats in different sizes made of black clay paper. From a cheese box the moon is made and with threads the bats are hung on it. Scary, mystical is this wonderful mobile and simply made.
Bat in the moonlight
A bat in the glow of moonlight. With chalk painted this bat is an ideal motif for Halloween or a carnival party. It is also suitable as a small craft for a children's birthday party.
Bat leaves
A small bat is cut from a large maple leaf. With two wobble eyes it is placed in a flower pot on the style of the leaf.
As a small eye-catcher on the doorstep, this fast Halloween decoration is ideal.
Make a bag of ghosts
Outdoors you can conjure up little ghosts with white packaging material or plastic bags. On the small sticks they look very cute and also stand up to a rain shower.
Sunflower with paper plate flowers
When designing this sunflower, children can cut, tear and stick. This trains the fine motor skills and the eye-hand coordination. From a cardboard plate, their flowers cut out, which they then paint yellow. The trunk, flower head center and leaves are torn from paper and everything put together results in a sunflower.