STEP 1: Ask your grownup to create holes in the middle of the bottle tops using a nail or knife. It might be easiest to use a knife. The larger the hole, the easier it will be for a child to poke the pipe cleaner through. Then create a sort of knot on the end of your first bottle top. From here, continue adding bottle tops.

STEP 2: Alternative bottle top colours as you like, and create another sort of knot once you reach the end of your pipe cleaner. 

STEP 3: Cut one of your pipe cleaners in half to make legs. Slip the pipe cleaner between the bottle tops and twist. 

STEP 4: Take the last pipe cleaner and slip it between the last bottle top to make antenna. Then cut  out paper circles, draw black circles in the centre and glue them to the ​antenna.  We would love to see your pics! #GoldenToadKids

STEP 1: Collect flowers. Very small flowers will produce great results. The bulkier the flower is, the more difficult it will be to press, but it can be done! ​

STEP 2:  Place a piece of baking paper inside a book. Then lay out your flowers so that the aren't touching each other. ​

STEP 3: Place another piece of baking paper overtop of the flowers and close the book. ​

STEP 4: Place the book at the bottom of a stack of other books or heavy things and leave to dry for 2 weeks. Check back with Busy Kids Corner in 2 weeks for ideas of what to make with your flowers! ​

STEP 1: Find some colourful flowers and arrange them on your paper. The more brilliant the colour of your flowers, the better your artwork will look! ​

STEP 2: Cover your flowers with a paper towel and use a rock or hammer to pound your flowers until you see lots of colours coming through the paper towel. ​

STEP 3: To make sure you get all the colour out, you might want to ask your grownup to have a go at pounding, either with a rock or hammer. ​

STEP 4: Let the picture sit for about 10 minutes, and then take the paper towel away, remove the flowers, and you will see your masterpiece! ​

STEP 3: Decorate with permanent markers! 

STEP 2: Ask your grownup to help poke holes in the lid with either a nail or a thumb tack. The larger the holes, the better. 

STEP 4: Fill with water, and let the fun begin! 

STEP 1: Cut out a section from the corner of the carton shaped like the area within the dotted line. 

STEP 2: Cut out a small diamond shape, and a small, wavy shape with a long section (as pictured). 

STEP 3: Paint the diamond beak shape yellow on both sides, and the wavy piece red on both sides. After these pieces are dry, insert wavy piece into the hole in the top of the chicken's head (poke whole if hole isn't already there). Then draw an eye on both sides of the chicken's head and glue on the beak. 

STEP 4: Find an egg for your little chicken to hold. How cute is that! ​We would love to see a picture of your final product! ​#GoldenToadKids