Popsicle stick log cabin

Kids entranced by Little House on the Prairie? This popsicle stick

Always wanted a cute mini house but is too expensive? Don’t worry we got your back with this tutorial on making a mini popsicle stick house! Seriously! You gotta make this one if you ever dreamed of a cute and pretty mini house to have! If we go to buy mini houses from the market, […]

Craft Stick Log Cabin: This slideshow is more like a Lego instruction booklet. Each slide will take you through the various steps to making a mini-log-cabin out of craft sticks, which makes a nice decoration under the Christmas tree or a nice gift for someone you care ab…

Learn how to make a popsicle stick "Up" house from one of Disney Pixar's classics. This is a great project to do with your kids!

Log Cabin Made With Paper: Here is a neat design of a log cabin made from paper. You can build it cheaply but it takes time. If you see mistakes, please comment, this is my first Instructable! Following is the list of supplies you need.

This is a great pioneer activity. Build a log cabin from paddle pop sticks.

How To Make A House using Popsicle Sticks :) | house

Week 26 for Pre-K was the week following the Monday of President’s Day, which we had off. I figured this week was the perfect time to not only talk about the President and his job, but also our country of America in general. Since I don’t have the kids for the 4th of July, this was really the only time I had to focus on the American flag, our country, and American symbols. On Tuesday, our first day back, we talked in general about the United States, and looked at the American Flag. One of my…

While I was reading up on Abraham Lincoln for this unit, I kept thinking how overdone the whole Log Cabin thing is. Don't we know anything else about Abraham Lincoln?, I kept wondering. But . . . then I wanted to listen to Copland's Lincoln Portrait, and it seemed like a craft would be the perfect thing to keep everyone busy and quiet while we listened. And then I ran across a blog post about a 3-D log cabin, which seemed way more fun than the usual 2-D ones I remember making in 2nd grade…