Do-It-Yourself
Entrance made of pallets with drawbridge for a Gallic village (e.g. in keeping with the Asterix and Obelix theme) or for a castle/fortress etc.
We used drawings and pictures to transform our cart into an ark.
Can of course also be redesigned to suit other themes.
Idea
The point of this game is that the children can get really creative by creating something themselves without any rules.
You take an uncoated, empty tin, bend a small grill rack, make two holes in the tin to hang a wire loop, place a mini pizza on the rack, push the rack into the tin and place the tin in the fi
Make a heart-shaped pillow with fur fabric
The pillow fits e.g. to the topics: love (God loves you), friendship (e.g. to the story of David and Jonathan)
A diddly bow was originally an activity for farm kids. It was usually some stick, broomstick or the like, to which a tin can was attached and then a wire was stretched.
Here you will find a tutorial on how to make a simple bubble device yourself. This can be used for competitions, as it is possible to make long bubble snakes (more than 1m long).
Here are instructions to create a dart with a needle, 4 matches, a little thread and a piece of paper.
From a coffee capsule (for example Nespresso) can easily be made an angel for example as a Christmas tree ornament.
For example, to represent a Lightning McQueen (or even another character) in a game, it can be made from a cardboard box with simple means.
The board loop is used to attach a board for a swing, for example. Two loops are placed around the board and the inner loop is then pulled over the board.