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This activity combines art, science, and play. I'm not overselling it when I say, it's downright mesmerizing. Both my boys played with these tirelessly, and it was only until it was bedtime when they were forced to stop (truthfully, I had to confiscate them). Even my husband said he wanted one for his office. I can just picture him spinning and spinning while on long teleconferences. Any how, enough already. Here's what we did and how. All you need is: Old CDs Marbles Plastic bottle caps Hot glue Paper (we used printable CD labels) Markers On printable CD label stickers, we divided most of the labels into quadrants or eighths by folding. Then we colored them using markers, choosing colors that when combined make another color: blue and yellow = green black and white = grey red and yellow = orange We decorated two additional ones however we felt - one with dots in a circle, and the other with numerals. (If you don't have CD labels, cut paper in a circular shape the same size as the CD and cut a hole in the center, tracing the CD to get the right size. Then use glue to adhere it. Or use permanent markers and draw directly on the underside of the CD!) Once the labels were stuck on, we applied hot glue liberally around the hole on the bottom of the CD and stuck a marble (the small ones work perfectly) in. Within a minute, the glue had hardened and the marble was secure. Now we applied a ring of glue to the top of the CD around the center hole (on top of our colored label) and added a plastic cap. All that was left to do was grip the cap and get our tops spinning. It was SO much fun to see how the colors blended together. Our dotted top looked like it had a circular solid grey line on it, which my son was surprised by. We studied the tops a long time. Sometimes the color we expected only appeared when the top's spin began to slow, other times it was immediately apparent. This was a perfect indoor activity for a hot summer day. Our inspiration came from Mini Matisse and the wonderful book Science Wizardry for Kids.

We may earn money or products from the companies mentioned in this post. Please see policies for more information.Simple, fun, recycled and mesmerizing – what more could you want in a DIY toy?! There are SO many of these printables available. We used this one, this one and this one. Print, cut, glue to an

In 1928, Wassily Kandinsky, at the Bauhaus, created a theater play "Pictures of an Exhibition", based on a music of Mussorgski. The "Pictures" was composed of geometric shapes, colors and colored lights. En 1928, Wassili Kandinsky crée au Bauhaus un spectacle intitulé " Tableaux d’une exposition" basé sur une musique de Mussorgski. Les Tableaux étaient composés de formes géométriques, des couleurs et des lumières colorées.

If you’re searching for a fun hobby that the whole family can participate in on a quiet Sunday afternoon, consider giving origami a try. Origami is a Japanese art that is very inexpensive, so it…

Stuck for something to do? Learn how to make a spinning top that will spin and spin, splattering paint to create multiple masterpieces.

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Não sabe o que fazer com CDs velhos? Confira agora diversas dicas e modelos de artesanato com CD que vão te ajudar a decorar a casa. Inspire-se!

Make these easy DIY Toys: Spinning Tops using Perler beads

Here’s a fun STEM challenge: Build working gears out of plastic caps, popsicle sticks, and a cardboard box! This project demonstrates mechanical concepts using materials you probably already have. Kids will be able to explore how gears mesh together to create motion. We started our project with a sturdy Amazon prime box, an assortment of […]