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Supplies:

• Balloon
• Legos (may vary):
  • (1) 1x2 window (no glass)
  • (2) 2x10 flat plates
  • (1) 2x12 flat plate
  • (6) 3/4" wheels
  • (3) 2x2 axles
  • (1) 2x2-2x1 tall sloped grey brick
  • (1) 2x1 tall white brick

Directions:
Assemble Lego pieces to create a car.
Tips: make the car lightweight, long, and build a tall stand for the balloon to attach to. Insert the balloon into the window (or whatever you create to hold the balloon), inflate the balloon, place on flat surface, and let it go! Measure to see who's car has gone farthest.

Watch this project at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PF4_xMovgG0&list=PLMEg2Dd0dSFctLfDQxsL5…

Supplies:

• One small block of dry ice (about 1 lb.) broken into large pieces. (Do not touch dry ice with bare skin, it will burn!)
• Large bowl on a tray
• Table covering
• Warm water
• Dish soap
• Food Coloring
• Paper (any kind)

Directions:

1. Pour warm water into the bowl.
2. Add 2-3 squirts of dish soap (it may help to stir the solution gently at this point although I didn't).
3. Add a chunk of dry ice using tongs or garden gloves.
4. As bubbles rise up, add food coloring (2-4 colors).
5. Lay paper over the colorful bubbles and press gently into bubbles. Add a different color and repeat with another piece of paper.
6. Keep adding warm water and chunks of dry ice. Or start over with a fresh batch.
7. Enjoy your wonderful bubble art!

Watch this project at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=852TC3_bSbU&list=PLMEg2Dd0dSFctLfDQxsL5…

Supplies:

• 1 CD Case (empty) with clear cover or small shallow square gift box without lid.
• 1 piece of cardboard cut from cereal box
• 1 piece of colored construction or printer paper
• Small pieces of colorful scrap paper
• 1 barcode cut from any cardboard or paper product
• Liquid glue and/or glue sticks
• Scissors
• Miscellaneous small items--Examples: Stickers (especially Foamies), bottle caps or other small plastic lids.
• Craft bling: small Beads, pipe cleaner pieces, buttons, paper clips or tiny binder clips, circle stickers (file folder labels), bendable straws (pieces), tiny flat or connector LEGO pieces, very small keys, old puzzle pieces, metal nuts and washers

Directions:

1. Glue construction paper to a piece of cardboard, or just use the brown cardboard.
2. Decorate CD case. Open case and place fun small items inside the case, glue items if needed. Close the case, set aside.
3. Take construction paper or cardboard. Leaving space in the middle for the CD case. Glue on paper legs, arms, and head of robot.
4. Glue on CD case to make the body of the robot.
5. Decorate the robot's face with fun items.

Watch this project at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6vaRll6nJE