Hi John!

Making paper with kids is a rewarding experience, and it's actually easier than you might think.

This project is for anyone interested in learning how to make paper, and I give specific tips and advice on how to make paper with kids (even toddlers!)

You'll need the following:

• Water
• Paper: newspaper, tissue paper, magazines, etc. Be sure that it’s staple and tape-free
• Screen (See the post for an economical option)
• Washcloth, towel, rag, paper towels, or a large piece of felt to absorb water
• Small seeds, plant fibers, flower petals, or food coloring (optional)

Pop over here for the full tutorial: How to make paper with kids.​

In case you missed it, we are also now enrolling for TinkerLab Schoolhouse, the online art school for kids 3-11.

If you've been thinking about joining, now is the time, and I don't want you to miss out!

If you join this week, you'll be able to see all of the January activities before February activities are uploaded next week.

What's included?

• Shortform videos that are easy to watch
• Projects that help kids think like artists and inventors
• Interdisciplinary art lessons that explore science, math, language arts, storytelling, history, and more
• TinkerLab 101: A complete framework and standalone course to help parents and teachers support childhood creativity (included as a free bonus to all members)

The Schoolhouse Art Club can help you:

• Feel more motivated and organized
• Never be at a loss for art ideas
• Save time and money with simple materials that won’t cost a fortune

Warmly,

Rachelle

Founder, TinkerLab

p.s. Don't miss out on joiningTinkerLab Schoolhouse. Enrollment closes February 10.