A medical doctor by profession who's lucky enough to enjoy the best of both world as housewife&working women at various stage in her life, loving ever moments of her small little life.
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Juice pops!!
Strong bridge
Initially we make the bridge using playdough and toothpicks. Hoping that once the playdough has dried up it would hold the structure together.
But it doesn't work, the playdough once dry is quite 'rapuh'. So i have to get another material that can resemble gum drop.
Then we tried with eraser, cut into small pieces, and construct the bridge structure again.
Making our own plane
Yes, yes, the kids make me help them makes soo much plane craft, sometimes I even have to fold them origami plane, or a flying jey fighter plane. This time, we make a plane out of cardbox with a functional rotating propeller, an idea from art attack.
Look at someone down there tu, nak tolong tu !!, nak tolong ke nak kacau diha!!
The boys are now pasting shreded paper with glue on the plane model that is constructed by cupboard to make the plane model strong.
Once dried after a few days, harith draw designs on the plane then paint them.
Uyay is now big enough to help out on most of the work. Together they color the plane's surface.
Bottle paint
I bought those empty bottle at a supermarket , apparently it is made for those who wanna make homemade yogurt.
Sunday, November 3, 2013
pearl white sands
I found the recipe for this brilliant idea in pinterest. My son loves playing with sands but somehow, its hard to go to any beaches here as a short trip, you either have to fly or take a 4-5 hours journey on a car. So I make my own sands with flour mix with cooking oil(the recipe is with baby oil, but what a waste!!. The outcome is very satisfying, I got a very clean white sands that smells good too. Later I put all the DIY white sands in the mini swimming pool and let the boys plays with them indoors. Even my little Diha had a great time dipping her foot in them.
This is the consistency of the floor, not so sticky not to powdery either. its about 5 cups of flour to a cup of oil.
Indoor sand box, awesome, they can play all day without getting sunburn but then need to monitor these boys or soon they will become too creative as to playing with the sand outside the box!!
Diha loves them so, sploshing her feet in there and grabbing the sand and destroying her brother's sand castle.
Saturday, November 2, 2013
A day with Uyay
I love to work with uyay counting with this wood tablet.
Parachute and rocket
One fine day, Uyay and I make a brand new rocket, and then Harith came home with his parachute project he did at school. At home he manage to do more parachute and one for little Uyay. What uyay did attached his beloved green rocket to the parachute and drop it down at little height.It works!!, as little inventors point of view!. LOL.
Uyay is proud with his rocket, he will then hold this for a few days, showing them to everybody.
Harith making the parachute.
Hold the paper and cut them yourself Uyay.
Uyay is proud with his rocket, he will then hold this for a few days, showing them to everybody.
Harith making the parachute.
Then attaching them to Uyay green rocket.
ready to put the parachute to the test.
Yeay!!!!
Again!!!
Yeay!!!!!
Guitar and a star
Like I always said Harith cant see an empty box, i will tell him if you want the empty box, plan first what you wanna do with them, if not no. So i let him do with the box a guitar which he plan to make. He do them all by himself , initially securing the guitar string( using rubber band ) with tapes which doesn't hold te strings long. I help him make hold to sew the string in. After he is done with the guitar color them and all, he started playing them , singing a song he compose by himself. Harith you are my STAR darling.
Hot bubble bath
During the school spring break, we set out our very own hot bubble bath.
The hot water is boiled water I boiled and pour, yep very traditional and the bubble is from soap, not from some water jet that produce bubble water heheheheh.
Yep they had sooo much fun, and played until all their fingers all crinkly, oh yes of course the water just stay hot for a while.hahahahahha
Ummi nak masuk jugak, but well all the water will overflowed out then. better not!!! Well at least they have some outdoor fun.
Windmill provides mechanical energy
Harith loved to watch this cartoon at you tube call magic school bus , i let them watch that because its really educational and scientific. One story is about free renewable energy with using winds and solar power and Harith wants to do it. At school he learned how to make a wind mill with paper and sticks, so we set about and did the science project. Our pilot project has its limitation though. But overall it is quite a succes.
Setting a conveyer belt, or can also be a cable car string anything that need mechanical movement, basically the idea is making windmill to moves the motor that moves a string mechanically.
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