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Children's Museum of the East End - 11:00 AM
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Children's Museum of the East End - 11:00 AM
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Town of Babylon History Museum - 12:00 PM Pick
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Railroad Museum of Long Island - 11:30 AM Pick
Town of Babylon History Museum - 12:00 PM Pick
Children's Museum of the East End - 11:00 AM
Eisenhower Park - 4:30 PM
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Children's Museum of the East End - 11:00 AM
Nassau County Museum of Art - 1:00 PM
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Make a Toy Slingshot Kids Craft
Bart Simpson isn't the only one who loves slingshots. Kids love anything that flings things across the room. This upcycled pea shooter can be made in seconds and is loads of fun. A great way to get the kids outside and running around and with the soft paper ammo, you don't have to worry about injuries.
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1. Cut a plastic bottle down so you just have the mouth and a few inches. Yogurt drink bottles work well.
2. Stretch a balloon over the mouth of the bottle so it's held on by the ridged neck of the bottle.
3. Make ammo by rolling up damp newspaper into small balls.
Place a ball into the open end of the toy, stretch the balloon back, aim and release to watch your "pea" fly across the room.
This craft is from the book Great Things to Do Outside: 365 Awesome Outdoor Activities. Buy it from our affiliate Amazon and stay busy all season.
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