While out shopping this weekend in New Hampshire the family and I went to Pheasant Lane Mall, which has a wonderful Target attached. While there my son came across an Angry Bird board game that cost $18. I thought it was a little pricey and remembered pinning THIS on Pinterest. I told my son that we could make the game and he should choose a different toy. He was all about that and went off to pick something else. Fast forward to the next day when we arrived home. I had JUST stepped through the door and out of his mouth was "can we make the Angry Bird game?" After unpacking and doing what I needed to do, I went to see what we had for supplies. Unfortunately recycling had already been taken for the week so we didn't have any cans. I did have some soda bottles that didn't make it into recycling so I grabbed those, some construction paper, markers, an oil pastel, ball, paints and glue stick. This is the Angry bird game we came up with:
It works PERFECTLY and he LOVES it, so that is what matters!
He didn't want to do any of the drawing, although I offered to let him!
Total time: about 20 minutes.
And look at that! You're getting a sneak peak at a portion of my new craft room, including my new craft table top! Still have to paint the walls, remove my old desk and make a sewing machine cover, and new window curtains. My husband is going away on a business trip later this week but I'm still hoping to get it all completed this weekend.
My 4 year old {and my huzby, haha} would LOVE this! Thanks for linking up and sharing at Craft Monkey'n Monday! I pinned this project and shared it on the Craft Monkey FB page!
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THIS is too stinkin' cute... my kids would love this! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea! My girls would LOVE this! Thanks for sharing! I came over from the "craft monkey'n around" party and am your newest follower! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! My girls would love this - thanks for sharing! I'm a new follower :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! We DIY'd an analog version last summer with painted rocks and blocks. Free is always better :)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! I love angry birds- just started playing a few weeks ago and I'm hooked! This is such a great idea- thanks for sharing!
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My 4 year old {and my huzby, haha} would LOVE this! Thanks for linking up and sharing at Craft Monkey'n Monday! I pinned this project and shared it on the Craft Monkey FB page!
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