It’s called the Tomb Maze. I made it with packing peanuts, toothpicks and water. The people are in the tubes, which are attached. Some tubes have dead ends.
(To make sculptures) you take two packing peanuts, dip one in water and then put the other one on top of it to attach them.
(On a structure), the toothpicks are for flags and stuff like that. Or, they can be thinner tunnels that lead to the top.
The toothpicks can also make a top.. You make a ball then put toothpicks into the
ball. One has to point in and one has to
put out.
How do you use it? You spin it around. It might not work so good though.
How do you use it? You spin it around. It might not work so good though.
You can make a marshmallow thing with the toothpicks and
peanuts, too.
But, don’t eat the packing peanuts.
But, don’t eat the packing peanuts.
As you can see, my brothers make things, too.
My brother made The Charging Knights Against the Indian.
Nina thank you so much for sharing your tips on creating packing peanut sculptures! You taught me something new tonight...I didn't know that they stick together when they're wet! That is so cool! The next time I find some corn packing peanuts, I will remember your fun ideas and try some with my little girl. ~Rachel G.
ReplyDeleteGreat post Nina! You have an excellent imagination and looks like you and your brothers had a lot of fun making sculptures out of packing peanuts. Keep it up! :) Cousin James
ReplyDeleteNina you are a very creative little girl, I am going to find some packing peanuts and see what I can make:)
ReplyDeleteMiss Joanne xx
FROM FB: Rachel Ann Cute, cute, cute
ReplyDeleteSeptember 10 at 8:24pm ·
Amy Great job, Nina!
September 10 at 8:51pm ·
Sandy Great job guys!
September 10 at 8:55pm ·
Lori Great ideas Nina. Thank you for sharing!
"Did they really learn?" said Nina. "Cool." Thank you all for making Nina's day by taking the time to comment.
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