Tools for a Toy Parachute
How to Draw the Box for a Toy Parachute
How to Glue the Box for a Toy Parachute
How to Draw on the Box for a Toy Parachute
How to Fold a Toy Parachute
How to Cut a Toy Parachute
How to Attach the Strings for a Toy Parachute
How to Attach the Strings for a Toy Parachute: Part 2
How to Fold a Toy Parachute: Part 2
How to Knot a Toy Parachute
How to Finish the Toy Parachute
Tools to Make a Toy Airplane
How to Glue the Wings for a Toy Airplane
How to Glue the Wings for a Toy Airplane: Part 2
How to Glue the Fuselage for a Toy Airplane
How to Finish the Toy Airplane
Summary: Learn how to draw the box for a toy parachute with expert tips and advice on kids crafts in this free video clip on toy airplanes and parachutes.
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
"OK, so you get the matchbox, and take the drawer out, and then you can draw around the matchbox. You will need all four sizes. OK, the best to do it with a back black pencil, because it will be seen quite easily, and if you, OK, I've finished. Good, Ok now we need to cut out these four sizes. Would you mind doing it? Yes, OK, cut it out very, very carefully. You can actually let your child to cut out near the lines, from about the age of five, and if you want to protect him, don't give him a very sharp knife, but sharp enough to cut the paper, and it doesn't matter if there are bits and pieces that are not cut properly."
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