Telescope craft

Gather a paper cup, an empty toilet paper holder, scissors, a pen, crayons, and stickers. Place the toilet paper holder on top of the cup and trace around it. Then cut out the circle, making a hole in the bottom of the cup. Place the toilet paper holder in the hole of the cup. About ¾ of the toilet paper holder should be sticking out from the bottom of the cup. You should be able to see straight through one end to the other. Decorate your telescope with stickers and crayons. Take your…

Look up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s… yes, that’s a bird. And that’s a plane. When you make this telescope with your child, have fun watching for birds, planes, and other flying objects. It’s an easy craft that can change your kids’ perspective and help them focus on things around them in a different way.

Time: 15 minutes Age: Little kids to Big kids Difficulty: Easy peasy

Here's a great craft project for young scientists! Recycle a few household items, like paper cups and cardboard tubes to create a telescope.

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Encourage a love for astronomy by building a Toilet Roll Craft Toy Telescope with the kids. The best part about crafts with cardboard like this paper telescope is that you can use recyclables and save money while inspiring children. Start collecting toilet paper rolls because you will need 15 of them to make this paper craft. The kids can decorate it with drawings of their favorite planets or constellations. Because it's a toy, a fun element is added so that every time they look through the…

It's time to prepare for Pluto by making a DIY telescope for the kids. And here's something awesome, we're using an old craft project to whip this thing up.

Build a telescope with this fun recycled STEM project and learn about Galileo, lenses, and more.

A super fun craft for little ones that lets them share in Valentine's Day. Guaranteed to make mom and dad go gooey! Craft a Valentine's telescope with the kids Discover more fun activities, ideas, recipes and crafts for kids from Lost My Name's Clever Ideas blog.