My grandson Henry turned 1 in March. His birthday party theme was rockets. So, what would any good Nana do? Build him his very own rocket. I took very sturdy cardboard and cut out the shape, forming a 4-pronged stand to keep it upright, cut 3 large holes so people could get their picture taken looking through the holes, as though they were actually IN the rocket! It was a great design challenge to create and construct. A hit at the party and it now lives at the boy's childcare center. Yes, it was a lot of aluminum foil, and NO, you can't look at the back.
Monday, June 1, 2009
Rocketship
My grandson Henry turned 1 in March. His birthday party theme was rockets. So, what would any good Nana do? Build him his very own rocket. I took very sturdy cardboard and cut out the shape, forming a 4-pronged stand to keep it upright, cut 3 large holes so people could get their picture taken looking through the holes, as though they were actually IN the rocket! It was a great design challenge to create and construct. A hit at the party and it now lives at the boy's childcare center. Yes, it was a lot of aluminum foil, and NO, you can't look at the back.
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