Cardboard monster truck track

Since it was raining today, I thought that EB and I could build a bridge together. Supplies needed: cardboard, paper roll, old newspaper, scissors, bread knife, hot glue, ruler, pen Activity time: …

1) Using thin strong cardboard, use craft knife and glue gun to shape the stadium. 2) Using PVA and 20% water paper mache. 3) To make mud use a mix of wall filler, paint and gravel. 4) Dip string into PVA to create race track and ramp lines.

My 6 year old son loves Monster Trucks. So I decided to challenge myself and build one!

Monster truck track

A MUM has shared how she made an epic monster truck track for her kids so they didn’t have to tear up the grass in the garden. Charlotte Smith shared photos of the creation on Facebook and said it …

Monster truck track completed :)

Monster Truck Party DIY car track

My son is mad about hotwheels & monster jam trucks. So though I would make him a monster jam arena. Filled with slime, crushed cars, ramps and a winners stand. Still needs another spray. But So easy to make. Now he can have fun with his monster trucks. His next thing he will be asking me is if he can go to a real monster jam arena! #diymonsterjamarena

Monster Truck Photobooth (Duct tape, cardboard, 2 stakes)

Using items we have around the house for pretend play can really get my kids' creative imaginations flowing. If you have Hot Wheels and Monster Truck lovers in your home too, make this easy DIY

Monster Truck Template for laser cut. DIY out of Cardboard. #lasercutpattern #truckpattern #monstertruck #cardiy #caroutofcardboard #cardboardtruck

Monster truck course from household items

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