DIY Jellyfish for Kids


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Here’s a fun summer craft that will offer hours of aquatic entertainment!
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The supplies you will need to make these jellyfish are: transparent bags, plastic bottles, thread, food coloring, and scissors.

Flatten the bag and cut off the bottom. Cut a square sheet and gather at the center.

Loosely tie off the head. Cut the bottom of the plastic into strips, making the “jellyfish”.

Fill the bottle with water, add color, and mix.

Fill the jellyfish with water and put into the bottle.

Screw the cap on and enjoy!

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