You will need:
- Small glass bowls
- Rocks
- Potting soil
- Small plant
- Plastic animals (We used the dinosaurs from our Treasure Stone craft.)
- Twine (optional)
How to:
In a small bowl, place one layer of rocks (for drainage). Top with potting soil. Place small plant in soil. Decorate with a couple more rocks and plastic animals. Wrap twine around bowl.
Thoughts:
When planning Elliott's Dinosaur party, this was that one craft that I kept in the "maybe" pile. Elliott, however, had other plans. We. Were. Doing. This. Craft. What a hit! Every party-goer LOVED doing this. Who would've thought?
I really wanted to find some cacti plants for this, but cacti, in Pennsylvania, in the Spring don't mix. After weeks of looking, I finally found some at Home Depot for $7 each! Um, no thank you. Luckily, we had planted some Basil seeds that were going berserk in their pot, so I was able to transplant several smaller plants from that. Plus, does anything smell better than basil and potting soil? It was a win-win for me.
Our little terrarium sat on our deck table as a centerpiece all summer.
Elliott's Evaluation:
I loved this! I liked putting the rocks in. And the dinosaurs in. And I liked putting the plant in and the dirt in.
I loved this! I liked putting the rocks in. And the dinosaurs in. And I liked putting the plant in and the dirt in.
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