ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel 9 Story Kids How to Make a DINO EGG! ???????? Art for Kids | Art School | Artzooka
Have you ever wanted to make your very own dinosaur egg? It’s a fun and creative project that you can do at home! Let’s learn how to make a cool dinosaur egg with a surprise inside.
First, think about what kind of dinosaur you want to put inside your egg. Once you have an idea, you’ll need some aluminum foil. Tear off a piece and crumple it to make the dinosaur’s body. Use more foil to shape the legs, tail, and head. Press and shape the foil until it looks like a dinosaur. Now you have a shiny foil dinosaur!
To make the egg, you’ll need a balloon and some paper mache. Blow up the balloon to the size you want your egg to be. Then, cover the balloon with paper mache. Paper mache is made by dipping strips of newspaper or paper towel into a mixture of white glue and water. Layer the strips all over the balloon until it’s completely covered. Let it dry until it’s hard.
Once the paper mache is dry, carefully pop the balloon and remove it. Cut off the top of the egg so you can place your foil dinosaur inside. After placing the dinosaur, put the top back on and use more paper mache to seal it shut.
Now it’s time to make your egg look ancient and special! Dip the egg in white glue and roll it in sand. This will give it a cool, fossil-like appearance. Let it dry completely.
Congratulations! You’ve made your very own prehistoric dinosaur egg. Show it to your friends and family, and have fun imagining the world of dinosaurs!
Explore Dinosaur Types: Think about different types of dinosaurs. Can you name three dinosaurs and describe what they might have looked like? Draw pictures of these dinosaurs and imagine what kind of eggs they might have laid. Share your drawings with your classmates and discuss why you chose those dinosaurs.
Nature Walk Egg Hunt: Go on a nature walk with an adult and look for different shapes and textures in nature that remind you of dinosaur eggs. Collect small rocks, leaves, or other natural items that you think could be part of a dinosaur’s world. When you return, create a small display or collage using your collected items and explain why you chose each one.
Egg Observation Journal: Start an egg observation journal. Each day, draw a picture of your dinosaur egg and write a sentence about what you imagine is happening inside. Is your dinosaur growing? Is it getting ready to hatch? Use your imagination and share your journal entries with your family or friends.
Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
To make your own dinosaur egg, start with the dinosaur you want to put inside your egg. You’ll need some foil with the corners ripped. Add some crumpled foil to create the body, and crumple the foil more to form the legs, tail, and head. A bit of pressing here and there will help give it more shape, and you’ll have yourself a foil dinosaur.
For the egg, use a balloon covered in paper mache to create the egg shape. Once the paper mache is dry, pop the balloon and cut off the top of the egg. Place your dinosaur creature inside, then replace the top and add more paper mache to seal it.
Paper mache is made from newspaper or paper towel dipped in a mixture of white glue and water. When it dries, you can dip your egg in white glue and roll it in sand to give it an ancient fossil look.
Enjoy your prehistoric dinosaur creation!
