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Pirates
Who’s ready to set sail and cruise the sea like a real pirate? With this box, kids are transported back to the early 1700s when pirates ruled the ocean. Children will create a mixed-media art piece that shows a daring pirate ship caught in a stormy sea. From there, they will design their own abandoned island and secret treasure map. They will even create their own treasure chest to hold all their loot! The science project challenges little ones to assemble a boat, complete with a deck and three sails. Folding an origami boat and parrot wraps up this adventurous box.
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Stormy Seas Mixed-Media Art
Pirates often faced hurricanes and stormy weather when they were out at sea. In this art project, kids will use a unique paint scraper to create a wave pattern in their sea. They will also paint a stormy watercolor background and put together a simple pirate ship that’s being tossed about in the water.Login to Watch Video
Shiver Me Timbers Treasure Map
Where is the treasure buried? It’s a secret! Children will enjoy drawing a map of their very own island and making an X that marks the spot of the treasure. To make the map look like it was drawn by a real pirate long ago, paint the paper with an unexpected ingredient: tea!Login to Watch Video
Yo-Ho-Ho Treasure Chest
Every good pirate needs somewhere to keep their loot! Kids will take this plain treasure chest and make it all their own and customize it with paint, ribbon, and stickers.Login to Watch Video
Floating Pirate Ship Science Project
Will it float or sink? That’s the question in this science project. Build two boats with corks, craft sticks, and sails. Then test them out in the sink or bathtub!Login to Watch Video
Boat and Parrot Pirate Origami
Keep little hands busy with these two origami projects and create a parrot and a sail boat! A parrot is a pirate’s best friend and you will be able to carry your own parrot on your shoulder, just like a pirate!Login to Watch Video
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