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Kids Craft – Tin Foil Magic Wand

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Making a magic wand out of a wooden kitchen spoon and tin foil is a fun and easy craft that children will love. This simple and inexpensive craft project can be done with materials that you already have at home, and can be personalized with ribbon or other embellishments to add an extra touch of magic.

The tutorial provided in this article is easy to follow and makes it simple for kids to create their own magic wand. Not only is it fun to make, but it also allows children to express their creativity and imagination. This homemade magic wand can be used for pretend play, to complete a costume, or even as a prop for a play or a performance.

This craft is also a great way to spend quality time with your kids. It’s a fun activity that can be done together, and it allows you to bond with your children while they are learning new skills.

Overall, making a magic wand out of a wooden kitchen spoon and tin foil is a fun and easy craft that children will love. It’s a great way to spend quality time with your kids and to encourage their creativity and imagination. So, gather your materials, and let the magic begin!

See the tutorial here. 

 

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