Diy kelidoscope

Having the kids make their own Homemade Kaleidoscope is so much fun! It's a throwback toy to my own childhood years and a great STEM activity, too! An easy tutorial on how to make a Kaleidoscope.

We still had a couple of Pringles cans lying around, and since the kids enjoyed making the wind socks, we decided to use them to make Kaleidoscopes. MATERIALS NEEDED: Pringles cans mirror paper ( I used a sheet of magnifying paper from the Dollar Tree instead) Sharpee markers in various colors Paper or stickers to

Some of my favorite childhood toys include a Spirograph set and a kaleidoscope. I'm still fascinated by geometric art and actually ordered a couple modern

Use recycled paper tubes, sequins, and patterned paper to make your very own kaleidoscopes!

Make sure you follow our activity board on Pinterest for more ideas. When I was little I had the world’s greatest Kaleidoscope, well it More

The Great Philosophical Toy (originally published in the Santa Cruz Sentinel, September 19, 2008) The word “Kaleidoscope” is based on three words from ancient Greek: 'Kalos' meaning beautiful, 'Eidos' meaning form and 'Scopos' meaning watcher. So a kaleidoscope is a “beautiful form watcher.” Patented by a Scotsman, Sir David Brewster, in 1816, kaleidoscopes were instantly successful in London and Paris. Early fans called it “the great philosophical toy,” alluding to its metaphorical…

Make your own kaleidoscopes with cardboard tubes, and reflective paper and see the world differently! Kid craft kaleidoscopes.

Are you ready to embark on a creative adventure with a DIY kaleidoscope that will captivate your imagination and dazzle your eyes?

These awesome crafts can be made using only paper and glue. If you’re looking for craft ideas to scratch your creative itch, these crafts are fun, cute AND only take paper and glue to make! I firmly believe that crafting is