Tools for a Toy Parachute

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Summary: Learn about toy parachute making tools with expert tips and advice on kids crafts in this free video clip on toy airplanes and parachutes.

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By Katalin Toth
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Katalin Toth is an experienced mother of two children. She is a professional English teacher who is teaching English creatively to toddlers, nursery and school children through arts,...read more

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Crafts are an important part of teaching children. They can improve a child's imagination, bolster and accelerate a child's creative development, and help them learn certain concepts in a fun and interesting way. Whether making hand turkeys from brown construction paper for Thanksgiving, building the world's largest popsicle stick sculpture, or just making a mess of construction paper scraps, crafts are a good way to keep kids busy and help them learn and have fun.

In this free video series, our expert Katalin Toth will show you how to make a couple of air toys for children. She will show you how to make a toy parachute including drawing the form of the parachute, cutting it out, and gluing the strings. Katalin and her children will show you how to fold the parachute, tie the knot, and test it out. She will also teach you how to make a toy boat from popsicle sticks.

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"First of all, I'm telling you what you will need for this art work. You will need a piece of tissue paper. Then you will need some colorful pencils. Then you will need some thread or wool, some sellotape, some glue, a pair of scissors, a matchbox, and a small object that is heavy enough to pull the matchbox down. You will see why we need it. And also we need a piece of white paper, and please protect your table with any cloths or paper that you will put under your glue."

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