Materials

-Empty plastic bottle

-Tin foil or paper

-Scissors

Instructions

-Start with finding an empty plastic bottle

-Ask parents’ permission if you can use scissors

-Cut out a hole in the bottle big enough that a small ball can fit inside

-Using paper, cut out eyes and if you want some teeth to add around the mouth of the monster

-Now, either use tin foil or paper to make balls

-Set a timer and see how many balls you can get in the monster’s mouth. Play with a friend or family member

Materials

• All purpose flour ( 1 Cup)

• Salt (1/2cup)

• Water (1/2 cup)

• Mixing bowl

• Food coloring (Optional)

Instructions

• In your bowl mix in the: flour, salt, and water

• When it is all mixed together you can start to knead it until smooth

• If you're adding food coloring divide your dough, then knead the dough to mix the color in

• Now take a picture & post it on FlipGrid for Dojo points!

Materials

-Empty egg carton

-Paper

-Markers

-Asking permission to go outside

Instructions

-Using white paper and markers draw objects that you can find outside like rocks, sticks, flowers and many more

-Next, tape the paper with the drawings onto the empty egg carton

-With permission from parents, go outside and find the objects on your carton and put them inside

-To make it more of a challenge give yourself 5 or 10 minutes to get all of the objects

-Bonus! You can do the same activity but with objects found inside the house

Materials

-Cardboard

-Scissors

-Paint

-Toothpicks

-Bowl

Instructions

-Find thin cardboard, usually the flaps of a cardboard box should work

-Use a bowl to trace a circle on the cardboard

-With your parents permission, use scissors to cut out the circle

-With a pencil divide the circle into four equal parts

-Pick two colors and paint the circle

-Now let it dry

-After it dries, using a pencil to poke the middle of the cardboard circle

-Place a toothpick in the middle and twist it!

Materials

• Empty cereal box

• Craft supplies - scissors, tape, glue etc.

1. Cut up the cereal box and design your own board game.

2. Create characters out of things you have in your house! You can make it a money game and collect all the pennies that you have lying around. You can draw characters and little party spots on your board game. You can always use little toys or action figures that you or your siblings have as the characters to move around.

3. Create your own rules and a goal of how to win the game.

4. Invite your whole family to play the game together. Remember to be very creative! Make it fun and interesting!

Stand up and Stretch! It's time to practice some yoga!

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Ingredients

• Flour

• Food Coloring

• Baking Soda

1. Make sure to ask your parents for help and permission before you begin.

2. You will need to mix flour, baking soda and just a teaspoon of food coloring of your choice in a container. Try out different amounts of each to find out which mixture works best!

3. Let sit for 20 minutes and then you can get an old paint brush and draw on the sidewalk with your chalk.

Okay kids, this is going to be a challenge that you can do with any materials that you have in your home. When you complete the challenge you can take a picture and post it on Flipgrid. This way we can vote on the first place winner.

For this challenge, you will be creating a basketball hoop with any materials in your home. Remember, this involves being creative with the things that you normally would not use to create a basketball hoop. You can create a fully functioning basketball court that you can throw a paper ball or a small ball into. Can't wait to see what you guys come up with!

Okay, today we will be building a fort. Make sure to ask your parents for permission before you begin.

I want you to build a fort that includes different sections. Use your imagination! The fort can be your own kingdom where you can play dragons! You can rescue them from a wicked wicked gremlin. You can use any of your stuffed animals or toys to be the characters or you could be the wicked wicked gremlin. You can also play with your family members, if they are willing to play with you. You have to find a way into your fort to rescue your dragons and take them away and free them from the gremlin. Remember using imagination goes very far and will help the time go by quickly!

Materials

• Water

• 6 cups

• Paper Towels

• Food Coloring

• Spoon

Intstructions

• Fill 3 jars up with water

• Add red food coloring to one, blue to another, and yellow to another

• Put an empty jar between red and yellow, yellow and blue, and blue and red

• Tear off 6 paper towel sheets and fold each one in half

• Put one end of the paper towel in a full jar and the other end in an empty jar

• Observe

• Take a picture & post it on google classroom for dojo points!

Notes

• It may take a couple hours so be patient

• The water moves up the paper towels through a process called capillary action

• The gaps in the paper towel act like capillary tubes and which help pull the water upward

• This is what helps water climb from a plant’s roots to the leaves at the top of the plant or tree.