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Once the glue is dry, hand it to your little pirate and watch their imagination grow! One of our picks for the best telescopes for kids is the Celestron AstroMaster 70AZ. This item: Pirate Monocular Telescope for Kids & Adults, Handheld Collapsible Brass Telescope 25x30 Zoomable Portable Pirate Spyglass for Cruise Ship Travel Watching Games Hiking Hunting and More.(Tip) We used flat sequins, Michaels, 1.99, they stick better than the plastic jewels and they are cheap! Wow, those bigger jewels are pricy! If a paper towel tube or toilet paper roll is available, create a pirate telescope craft to work on fine motor skills.

Kids can address scissor skills with these activities, as well.

Or, try drawing a skull and cross bones with the older children.

Then let your child glue on the gems or sequins. Clients can draw zigzag patterns as sharks teeth.

Next, place the plastic wrap over one hole of the tube and secure it by looping a rubber band around it.

As your child is coloring, cut a square of plastic wrap just big enough to fit over one end of the cardboard tube.

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Next, its coloring time! Invite your child to color with markers, paint, glitter pens - its endless! C loved the sequins, so we skipped the markers and went straight to “glue and stick,” as he says. NUOBESTY 2pcs Pirate Monocular Telescope Retractable Handheld Telescope Portable Spyglass Kids Educational Science Toys Telescope for Kids Travel Watching Games.

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The downloadable resource features the full list of equipment needed and really easy to follow instructions. Cover your work surface with newspaper. Children will love this pirate telescope craft activity All you’ll need is three colours of A4 card, double-sided sticky tape and coloured permanent marker pens.This spyglass is easier than the more difficult version and would be appropriate for ages 3+. Make this spyglass telescope and you will be the first to discover the new world from your make believe perch in the crowsnest of the Santa Maria or spot pirates roaming the seven seas. On the outside of the container, use acrylic paints or paint markers (really easy for kids to use) to draw a scene. Seal it shut with a glue gun and/or electrical tape so it doesn’t leak (we used both). Ahoy, me Hearties! Let your child’s imagination run wild with the fun preschooler craft! Did you see that in the distance? Thar she blows! DLTKs Crafts for Kids Easy Spyglass Telescope Craft. Steps: Fill your plastic container 1/4 with water and add one drop of blue food colouring.

Pirate telescope for kids