
The Epic Adventurer’s Journal
Help your little one learn that true adventure can be found anywhere they’d like it to be. Jump in feet first with The Epic Adventurer’s Journal – a scrapbook of imagination, curiosity and adventure.
Doing craft activities with the kids doesn’t have to mean breaking the bank. There are plenty of things you can make out of the stuff that’s lying around in your home. And in doing so, you can make every day EPIC!
Here are a few of our favourite recycled ideas…
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Why it works
As you pump air into the bottle, pressure builds up inside. The force of the air pushing on the water eventually forces the cork out of the bottle. Water rushes out in one direction while the bottle is pushed in the other. This forces the rocket upwards.
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If you want to prevent an accidental breathing in of bubbles, ask your kids to blow without their lips
actually touching the bottle opening. It works just as well.
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Hopefully, this has inspired you to take a second look at the things you usually throw away. For more great ideas you can follow Epic Adventures on Instagram.
Help your little one learn that true adventure can be found anywhere they’d like it to be. Jump in feet first with The Epic Adventurer’s Journal – a scrapbook of imagination, curiosity and adventure.
Whether you’re hitting the road on a big adventure, taking to the skies on an unforgettable family vacation, or just exploring your own backyard, keep a record of every moment in our Epic Travel Journal.
Jam-packed with activity ideas, writing prompts and scrapbooking spaces, there’s room to document your whole summer break. Perfect for back-to-school assignments or as a memory keepsake.