Pachisi
Pachisi is a very ancient Indian game for 4 people playing in 2 pairs, also known as "Twenty Five". This is the original game from which Ludo and Parcheesi were derived, although you will see that the rules are different.
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Pachisi is a very ancient Indian game for 4 people playing in 2 pairs, also known as "Twenty Five". This is the original game from which Ludo and Parcheesi were derived, although you will see that the rules are different.
Use this fun printable worksheet to think about what the different passengers might have packed for a voyage on board the Titanic. How might the contents of the suitcases have varied between First, Second and Third Class passengers?
Use this printable story paper and colouring page to write about going away on holiday, or make up a story about the kids in the picture and their family.
This is a super idea for Mother's Day, or all year round! You'll end up with a one-of-a-kind painting to treasure, and your child will remember the real Whistler's Mother forever!
We made our candle to celebrate Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights, but you could make Christmas or Halloween candles in exactly the same way. They would also make a lovely hand made gift.
Painted flower pots are simple to do and not exactly original - but they always go down well on Mother's Day, Grandparent's Day, or just as a rainy day activity - especially if you pot them up with some seeds or a little plant too!
This painted pumpkin or Jack-o-lantern is a fun alternative to carved pumpkins when there are young kids who want to get involved, and it lasts longer too.
Old or inexpensive ring binders can easily be transformed by the children into a really special place to keep school work, art work or certificates.
Get creative with our painted wellies! This is a lovely way to update old Wellingtons and would be a nice way to personalise hand-me-downs. The result is not permanent. Designs can be removed whenever you want with nail varnish remover or will chip off after about a month.
Let children practice their sewing skills to produce this practical gift! While this craft will require some adult supervision, all that is needed is a simple blanket stitch that even the young children can try (ours was done by Jack age 5).
Here is an original idea for Pancake Day - make some pancake finger puppets with your children! Perhaps the kids could make a few and put on a special Pancake Day puppet show!
Here's an easy sewing project for kids - who will be thrilled to show off such a cute and useful bag as the finished result!
Pandas are favourites with children everywhere, and they are sure to love this cute printable panda jigsaw! You will need our jigsaw instructions and cutting guides.
Here's a cute panda lacing card to print for the little ones. Just punch holes around the edge, and off you go! Laminate for extra strength and if you wish to reuse.
Kids can whip up this panda magnet in no time, and display it proudly on the fridge! Alternatively, instead of attaching a magnet to the back you could attach a safety pin or brooch back and wear your panda!
Kids are sure to enjoy making this panda mask. All you need is a white paper plate and a few simple supplies from the craft cupboard. Not only is the completed mask fun to wear, but it looks great on display, too.
You will need:
Here's a fun paper bag rabbit craft to try with the kids. We think our rabbit has loads of character! And he's fun to make for all ages, great for Easter or Chinese Year of the Rabbit.
Make this cheerful paper cup bat for Halloween or at any time of year!
You will need:
Make this cheerful paper cup cat for Halloween - it makes a spooky companion for our paper cup witch, too!
Here's a spectacular Chinese dragon puppet craft for Year of the Dragon and Chinese New Year. The dragon's face is made from a paper cup and although he looks complicated, even the youngest children will manage a beautiful dragon with this craft.