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KinderArt® Lesson/Activity


JELLY BEAN SWEET JAR

Subject: Arts and Crafts
Grade: all
Age: all

Submitted by: Craftbits

Objectives:

Creativity and imagination.

What You Need:

  • Jellybeans
  • Craft Glue Preferably Hot Melt Glue
  • 1 glass Jar with lid
  • Clear Varnish

What You Do:

The amount of Jellybeans you will needs depends on how big you jar lid is and how many you eat.

Start by cleaning your jar lid surface of any dirt, you may want to paint this lid if the color is undesirable.

Start by gluing one jelly bean in the middle of your lid, and work your way to the outside of the jar. Make sure they are firmly glued.

You should now have one full layer of jellybeans flat on your jar lid.

Once the glue has dried give this section a light coat of the varnish, this well prevent anything getting in later and eating the sugar off the beans. (We have to make it bug proof) .

Before the varnish dries completely, start sticking the next layers of jellybeans on - the wet varnish will help to adhere the beans. Lay them out so that every layer will be slightly in from the last - to give a overall peak effect with the Jellybeans so that they look mounded up upon the jar lid.

Once you have completed each layer to your desired height, allow to dry then begin coating all the jellybeans with the varnish to seal it all up. A couple of coats with drying in between should be plenty.

Once it is all dry, screw the lid back onto the jar, you may want to place some ribbons around the rim of the lid to finish it off .

Now you can look at Jellybeans all day and not be tempted to eat them!

More Information:

KinderArt Kitchen

Recommended Books:

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by Jennifer Rader
Rader has created a children's activity cookbook that's perfect for children of all ages. Children can learn how to make play dough, jewelry, puzzles, games, face paint, and much, much more.

1001 Things to Do With Your Kids
by Caryl Waller Krueger

Biography:

Craftbits is a craft website offering free craft projects and lessons as well as an online store selling craft kits suitable for classrooms and group activities.

© Craftbits

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