Seasonal Schematics Craft
World Bicycle Day: Transport History Toy
Did You Know? Did you know that Denis Mueller-Korenek currently holds the world bicycle landspeed record? She achieved this mark in 2019 on the Bonneville salt flats in Utah, USA, by riding her specially-made bicycle at an average speed of 183.9m mp/h, or almost 300 km/h! For comparison, the world famous Japanese bullet train travels between Tokyo and Osaka at only 285 km/h! When to Celebrate The date of June 3rd was adopted by the United Nations to be World Bicycle day in 2018. Despite searching around for the reason as to why this date was chosen, as of writing, we’ve been unable to come up with a satisfactory answer. If you think you may know, or if you have an interesting and fun idea why, leave a comment below and help us all get to the bottom of this mystery! The Toolkit To build your Transport History Toy, gather these supplies: The amomii Template: [GET THE FREE TEMPLATE HERE] Double-Sided Tape Scissors & Craft Knife: (Safety First: Always ask an adult for assistance when using sharp cutting tools.) The Build: Step-by-Step 1.Print and Prepare: Print the templates on A4 paper and gather all necessary materials.-Tip: For best results, use thicker cardstock to improve durability and folding performance. 2.Precise Cutting: Carefully cut out the icons and attach the double-sided tape. -Safety Tip: ASK an ADULT for help when using cutting tools! 3.Create the first crease: Fold the paper along the black line. 4.Create the second crease: Fold the paper along the red line. 5.Form the structure: Align along the dotted lines, then stick the pink section onto the blue section. 6.Insert into slot: Insert the right tab into the left slot and secure it. Your creation is complete! Share your Transport History Toy with us! Success Checklist Fold Check: Do the panels fold smoothly? Alignment Check: Do the images align correctly after each fold? Proper alignment ensures all four designs appear clearly. Reveal Test: Can you flip through all four images easily without forcing the paper? The structure should transition naturally between each image. Get Your Templates Sign up for free weekly templates delivered to your inbox. Unsubscribe at any time. [GET THE FREE TEMPLATE HERE] Show us your Transport History Toy! Drop a comment below or share a video of your "Transport History Toy" to Instagram or TikTok and tag us with #amomiiSSC. We’d love to see your creativity in action!Feel free to let us know what you think of the project or ask questions by leaving a comment below. PROJECT CREDITS amomii Lead: Shaun Illustration: Steve Graphics & Templates: Kelly Video & Blog Content: Cindy & Vera
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Cooper’s Hill Cheese Rolling Festival: Daring Downhill Descenders
Did You Know? Did you know that the wheel of cheese chosen for the annual competition is a Double Gloucester, and weighs up to 4kg, or almost 9 pounds? And while rolling down the hill, it has been clocked up to speeds of up to 112km/h, or 70mp/h? If the cheese were to hit you at that speed, the impact force would have roughly twice the power of a knockout punch from a professional heavyweight boxer, or about the same as being hit with a 5 gallon water jug thrown from a third floor balcony. When to Celebrate The Cooper’s Hill Cheese Rolling Festival occurs every year on the spring Bank Holiday in the United Kingdom, which falls on the last Monday of May annually. This day symbolically marks the transition from spring into summer. The Toolkit To build your Daring Downhill Descenders, gather these supplies: The amomii Template: [GET THE FREE TEMPLATE HERE] Cardstock or A4 Paper: (Use thicker paper for a stronger build) Glue or Double-Sided Tape Scissors or Craft Knife: (Safety First: Always ask an adult for assistance when using sharp cutting tools) 2 Marbles A piece of Cardstock (for reinforcement) 2 Rubber Band The Build: Step-by-Step Phase 1: Print & Cut 1.Print and Prepare: Print your template and cut out all the pieces. Parts Needed (per character): 1 rectangular piece 2 capsule-shaped pieces: for extra durability, attach the capsule pieces onto cardstock backing before assembling. Phase 2: Build the Body 2. Fold the Base: Fold both sides of the rectangular piece as instructed to form the body structure. 3. Attach Capsules: Glue the capsule pieces onto both sides of the rectangle. This creates the outer shell. Phase 3: Add the Character 4. Attach Design: Glue the character design onto the structure—but don’t seal the entire body yet. Phase 4: Insert the Motion Mechanism 5. Add Marbles: Carefully place 2 marbles inside the body. These will create the rolling motion. 6. Seal the Body: Glue and close the remaining parts to fully enclose the marbles. Phase 5: Final Assembly 7. Attach Rubber Bands: Secure one rubber band on each side of the structure. This helps stabilize and guide movement. Your Daring Downhill Descender is complete! 🏁Place it on a slope and watch it roll, race, and compete with others. Success Checklist Roll Test: Does your descender roll smoothly downhill? Balance Check: Is the structure balanced on both sides? Seal Check: Are the marbles securely enclosed inside the body? Speed Test: Does it move fast and consistently without getting stuck? Get Your Templates Sign up for free weekly templates delivered to your inbox. Unsubscribe at any time. [GET THE FREE TEMPLATE HERE] Show us your Daring Downhill Descenders! Create more than one and turn it into a race! Share your Downhill Descenders in action on Instagram or TikTok and tag #amomiiSSC. We’d love to see your creativity in action! PROJECT CREDITS amomii Lead: Shaun Graphics & Templates: Kelly Video & Blog Content: Cindy & Vera
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World Bee Day: Bee Bookmark
Did You Know? Did you know that, to get one pound of honey, bees need to visit and collect nectar from almost two million flowers! That means that it takes the nectar of over a billion flowers to feed the honey appetite of the American public every year! Put another way, that spoonful of honey drizzled over your morning yogurt represents the work of bees visiting over 96 thousand flowers! When to Celebrate World Bee Day is celebrated every year on May 20th. This date was chosen because it was on this date in 1734 that Anton Jansa, the father of beekeeping, was baptized. His exact date of his birth is unknown, so the date of his baptism was chosen instead. The Toolkit To build your Bee Bookmark, gather these supplies: The amomii Template: [GET THE FREE TEMPLATE HERE] Double-Sided Tape Scissors: (Safety First: Always ask an adult for assistance when using sharp cutting tools.) The Build: Step-by-Step 1.Print and Prepare: Print the templates on A4 paper and gather all necessary materials.-Tip: Use thicker paper for a sturdier pull-tab. 2.Precise Cutting: Carefully cut out all icons and parts along the solid black lines.-Safety Tip: ASK an ADULT for help when using cutting tools! 3.Create a Tab: Fold three times along the dashed line. 4.Create the Wings: Put double-sided tape on the back of the wings. Stick them in the right spots as shown in the picture. Your creation is complete! Share your Bee Bookmark with us! Success Checklist Pull-Tab Check: If the pull-tab doesn’t open and close smoothly, press the folds more firmly to sharpen the creases. Wing Alignment Check: Ensure the wings are positioned correctly so the patterns align perfectly. Get Your Templates Sign up for free weekly templates delivered to your inbox. Unsubscribe at any time. [GET THE FREE TEMPLATE HERE] Show us your Bee Bookmark! Drop a comment below or share a video of your "Bee Bookmark" to Instagram or TikTok and tag us with #amomiiSSC. We’d love to see your creativity in action! Feel free to let us know what you think of the project or ask questions by leaving a comment below. PROJECT CREDITS amomii Lead: Shaun Illustration: Steve Graphics & Templates: Kelly Video & Blog Content: Cindy & Vera
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Mother's Day: Pop-Up Flower Card
Did You Know? Did you know that Mother’s Day was founded by Anna Jarvis in honor of her mother, all the way back in 1908? Interestingly, Anna spent the latter part of her life criticizing and rallying against the holiday, arguing that it had become too commercial and lost the sentimentality it originally stood for. To illustrate what she meant by the holiday being overly commercialized, Americans spend over $1 billion on cards alone for Mother’s Day every year. When to Celebrate Mother’s Day happens every year on the first Sunday of May. The reason this date was chosen was because of a reason personal to Anna Jarvis. Anna’s mother died on May 5th, 1905. When Anna decided she wanted a way to honor her, she chose the closest Sunday to the anniversary of her passing. The Toolkit To build your Pop-Up Flower Card, gather these supplies: The amomii Template: [GET THE FREE TEMPLATE HERE] Cardstock or A4 Paper: (Use thicker paper for a stronger build) Glue or Double-Sided Tape 7 Squares of Colored Paper (for the flowers) Scissors or Craft Knife: (Safety First: Always ask an adult for assistance when using sharp cutting tools) The Build: Step-by-Step Phase 1: Print & Prepare 1. Print and Cut : Print the templates and cut all pieces to the correct size as indicated. Phase 2: Build the Card Base 2. Prepare the Cards You will need: 1 large cover card 2 medium cards (same size) One for writing your message One for attaching the flowers Use different colors for a more vibrant and personalized look. 3. Fold the Cards: Fold each card neatly in half. 4. Layer the Structure Attach the smallest card onto one of the medium cards Glue the two medium cards back-to-back Attach the combined piece inside the large cover card Phase 3: Create the Flowers 5. Fold the Paper: Take one square paper and fold it into a rectangle three times. 6. Cut the Shape: Cut along the edges to form a flower petal shape. 7. Open and Modify Open the folded paper to reveal the flower and cut out one petal Overlap and glue the remaining edges to form a 3D flower 8. Repeat: Repeat these steps until you have 7 flowers.Tip: Personalize your flowers by drawing on them or creating your own unique designs! Phase 4: Assemble the Pop-Up Arrange the Flowers: Follow the template guidance to position all 8 flowers correctly. Pay attention to which points need to be glued—this ensures the pop-up effect works smoothly. 10. Attach to Card: Carefully glue the flowers into the card. Before pressing down, check that the placement allows the flowers to open and close properly. Your Pop-Up Flower Card is complete! 💐Open the card to reveal a blooming surprise—perfect for making Mother’s Day extra special. Success Checklist Pop-Up Check: Do the flowers open smoothly when you open the card? Alignment Check: Are the flowers centered and evenly arranged inside the card? Structure Check: Is the card sturdy and able to close without flattening the flowers incorrectly? Design Check: Are your colors vibrant and personalized? Add extra decorations if you’d like! Get Your Templates Sign up for free weekly templates delivered to your inbox. Unsubscribe at any time. [GET THE FREE TEMPLATE HERE] Show us your Pop-Up Flower Card! We’d love to see your creations! Share your Pop-Up Flower Card on Instagram or TikTok and tag #amomiiSSC. We’d love to see your creativity in action! PROJECT CREDITS amomii Lead: Shaun Illustration: Steve Graphics & Templates: Kelly Video & Blog Content: Cindy & Vera
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Cinco de Mayo: Many-Faced Man
Did You Know? Did you know that Cinco De Mayo is known in Mexico as El Dia de la Batalla de Puebla? The day celebrates an important Mexican victory in the Franco-Mexican war, which occurred in the city of Puebla. During that battle, a group of 2000 Mexican soldiers defeated the larger French force of 6000 soldiers, and defended the city. The holiday is a minor one in Mexico, and is celebrated mostly in the city of Puebla only. When to Celebrate Like the name suggests, Cinco de Mayo is celebrated on the fifth of May every year. The day marks the Battle of Puebla, which happened on May 5th, 1862. The Toolkit To build your Many-Faced Man, gather these supplies: The amomii Template: [GET THE FREE TEMPLATE HERE] Double-Sided Tape Paper Cups Scissors & Craft Knife: (Safety First: Always ask an adult for assistance when using sharp cutting tools.) The Build: Step-by-Step Phase 1: Preparation 1.Print and Prepare: Print the templates on A4 paper and gather all necessary materials. 2.Precise Cutting: Carefully cut out all icons and parts along the solid black lines.-Safety Tip: ASK an ADULT for help when using cutting tools!-Fun Tip: Feel free to pick your favorite expressions, or cut them all out for more variety! Phase 2: Build the Hat 3.Prepare the Base: Apply double-sided tape to the back of Ring-A. 4.Construct the Brim: Fold the brim pieces along the dashed lines and secure them together with double-sided tape. 5.Attach the Brims: Attach the two brim pieces to Ring A. 6.Form the Hat Body: Fold along the dashed line and apply double-sided tape around the top of the cylinder. 7.Assemble the Hat Body: Roll it into a cylinder, then attach the circular piece to the top. 8.Final Touches: Place Ring B on top of Ring A. Phase 3: Create the Face 9.Wrap the Cup: Apply double-sided tape to both ends of the face template and wrap it around the first cup. Cut along the face outline on the cup. 10.Cut face outline: Cut along outline on cup. 11.Attach the Expressions: Stick your top three expressions onto the second paper cup.-Tip: Each cup works best with up to three faces. To add more, simply prepare extra cups for quick swapping. 12.Assemble and Play: Slide the expression cup into the window cup. Rotate the inner cup to change the mood! Your creation is complete! Success Checklist Rotation Check:-Ensure a small gap is left between the cups for smooth rotation. -Ensure the expressions are placed side by side and are fully exposed through the cutout of the outer cup. Get Your Templates Sign up for free weekly templates delivered to your inbox. Unsubscribe at any time. [GET THE FREE TEMPLATE HERE] Show us your Many-Faced Man! Drop a comment below or share a video of your "Many-Faced Man" to Instagram or TikTok and tag us with #amomiiSSC. We’d love to see your creativity in action! PROJECT CREDITS amomii Lead: Shaun Illustration: Steve Graphics & Templates: Kelly Video & Blog Content: Cindy & Vera
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International Jazz Day: Moving Jazz Band
Did You Know? Did you know that International Jazz Day was declared in 2012 by UNESCO and the UN? It was initiated by Goodwill Ambassador, and world famous musician, Herbie Hancock. Jazz Day is meant to highlight jazz music and its diplomatic role of uniting people in all corners of the globe. It’s currently celebrated in over 200 countries worldwide. When to Celebrate The date chosen for International Jazz day was April 30th. This day was picked because it is the last day of Jazz Appreciation Month, or JAM, which itself was started in 2001 by the Smithsonian National Museum of American History. The Toolkit To build your Jazz band, gather these supplies: The amomii Template: [GET THE FREE TEMPLATE HERE] Cardstock or A4 Paper: (Use thicker paper—around 210g—for a stronger main board) Glue or Double-Sided Tape Scissors or Craft Knife: (Safety First: Always ask an adult for assistance when using sharp cutting tools.) Hole Punch (Safety First: Ask an adult for assistance if needed) Big Cardboard (34 cm x 25 cm) Small Cardboard (32 cm x 3 cm) 1 Ice Cream Stick 17 Paper Fasteners The Build: Step-by-Step Phase 1: Print & Cut 1. Print and Prepare: Print all templates and organize your parts before starting. 2. Precision Cutting: Carefully cut along all lines for each template piece. Accuracy is key for smooth movement later. Phase 2: Build the Control Mechanism 3. Prepare the Base Controller: Gather the stick, small cardboard, SK templates, and adhesive. 4. Attach SK Template: Stick the SK template onto the small cardboard, aligned closer to the right side. 5. Add the Control Stick: Cut the ice cream stick in half and attach both pieces at the front and back of the left side of the cardboard (the uncovered section). 6. Add the Control Stick: Cut the ice cream stick in half and attach both pieces at the front and back of the left side of the cardboard (the uncovered section). Phase 3: Prepare the Main Board 7. Main Board Setup: Take the main board template and fold the bottom black section. 8. Punch Holes: Punch all required holes as shown on the template. 9. Attach Control Base: Secure the small cardboard (control mechanism) to the bottom section of the main board without glue. Phase 4: Assemble the Moving Parts 10. Follow the Pivot Map: Use the Assembly Pivot Map from the template as your guide. 11. Left Section First: Start assembling from the left side using paper fasteners. Pay close attention—some fasteners should face inward, others outward. 12. Middle Section: Connect the three middle parts together first, then attach them to the main board. 13. Right Section: Complete the assembly by attaching the right-side components. Phase 5: Add the Characters 14. Layer the Design: Stick each colored character piece on top of the corresponding shadow body parts. This creates the final animated look. Phase 6: Build the Background 15. Prepare Background Board: Attach the two background templates onto the big cardboard base. 16. Attach Main Mechanism: Stick the main board onto the designated white section of the background.Secure the bottom part as shown in the reference. 17. Final Fasteners: Insert paper fasteners into each corner of the main board for stability. Your Jazz Moving Jazz Band Craft is complete! 🎶Move the control stick and watch your band come alive with rhythm and motion. Success Checklist Motion Check: Do all parts move smoothly when you control the stick? If not, check if any fasteners are too tight. Alignment Check: Do the characters line up properly with their shadow bases? Mechanism Check: Does the control stick move all connected parts together in sync? Stability Check: Is the main board securely attached to the background and standing firm? Get Your Templates Sign up for free weekly templates delivered to your inbox. Unsubscribe at any time. [GET THE FREE TEMPLATE HERE] Show Us Your Jazz Band! 🎷🎉 We want to see your band in action! Share your moving jazz band craft on Instagram or TikTok and tag #amomiiSSC.We’d love to see your creativity in action! PROJECT CREDITS amomii Lead: Shaun Illustration: Steve Graphics & Templates: Kelly Video & Blog Content: Cindy & Vera
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Earth Day: Recycligator
Did You Know? Did you know that Earth Day is the world’s largest non-religious festival? It’s celebrated annually by over a billion people in almost 200 countries worldwide! It’s meant to bring awareness to issues such as climate change, and the need to cooperate to help protect our shared natural resources. When to Celebrate Earth Day falls on April 22nd every year. Because Earth Day started as a protest movement, that date was specifically chosen because it fell between spring break and final exams during the spring college semester, and was meant to allow students to more easily participate in demonstrations. The Toolkit To build your Recycligator, gather these supplies: The amomii Template: [GET THE FREE TEMPLATE HERE] Cardboard Double-Sided Tape Hot Glue Gun(Safety Tip: ASK an ADULT for help when using a hot glue gun.) Popsicle sticks (8.5 cm x 1.7cm) Barbecue Bamboo Skewers (or Bamboo Chopsticks), 3 pcs: S1(3cm), S2(5cm), and S3(10.5cm) Scissors & Craft Knife: (Safety First: Always ask an adult for assistance when using sharp cutting tools.) The Build: Step-by-Step Phase 1: Build the Bottom 1.Print and Prepare: Print the templates on A4 paper and gather all necessary materials. 2.Mount and Cut:Using double-sided tape, mount the templates onto cardboard, then carefully cut out all the pieces. -Safety Tip: ASK an ADULT for help when using cutting tools. 3.Build the Mechanism: Glue S1 to the popsicle stick at the 3cm mark. Then, slide S1 through the vertical supports and secure them to the baseplate.-Safety Tip: ASK an ADULT for help when using a hot glue gun. 4.Install the Button: Attach the top piece to the vertical supports and glue the crescent-shaped cardboard to the flat side of the popsicle stick.-Safety Tip: ASK an ADULT for help when using a hot glue gun. Phase 2: Build the Body 5.Prepare the Cover: Cut the cup horizontally 3 cm from the base. Then, cut a 3 cm x 2 cm opening into the sides. -Safety Tip: ASK an ADULT for help when using cutting tools. 6.Assemble the Body: Glue the cup sections together to form the main body.-Safety Tip: ASK an ADULT for help when using a hot glue gun. Phase 3: Build the Top 7.Build the Pivot: Slide S2 through the small cardboard piece, then attach them to the cup.-Safety Tip: ASK an ADULT for help when using a hot glue gun. 8.Attach the Support Rod: Glue the tail piece to S3 and thread it through the pivot area. Securely glue the rod to the popsicle stick at the base of the project.-Safety Tip: ASK an ADULT for help when using a hot glue gun. 9.Attach the Lid: Glue the lid onto the pivot.-Safety Tip: ASK an ADULT for help when using a hot glue gun! 10.Decorate Recycligator: Apply the decorations to your project. Your creation is complete! Use it to collect paper, plastic, or small metal items at your desk.Happy Earth Day! Success Checklist Bottom Mechanism CheckDepress the plunger at the front of your Recycligator to ensure the lid opens easily and smoothly. You may need to adjust the length of S3 if the mechanism isn’t working to your satisfaction. Get Your Templates Sign up for free weekly templates delivered to your inbox. Unsubscribe at any time. [GET THE FREE TEMPLATE HERE] Show us your Recycligator! Drop a comment below or share a video of your "Recycligator" to Instagram or TikTok and tag us with #amomiiSSC. We’d love to see your creativity in action!Feel free to let us know what you think of the project or ask questions by leaving a comment below. PROJECT CREDITS amomii Lead: Shaun Graphics & Templates: Kelly Video & Blog Content: Cindy & Vera
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Songkran Water Festival: Ping Pong Popper
Did You Know? Did you know that Songkran is sometimes called the world’s largest water fight? In 2024, almost 2 million international travellers came to Thailand to celebrate the festival. The biggest water fights occur in the largest tourist destinations like Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Phuket. In Pattaya, the celebration and fight lasts all week! When to Celebrate While traditionally the date of the festival would happen on the first full moon in April, which is when the astrological passage of the sun from Pisces to Aries occurs, it has recently been officially changed to the 13-15th of April every year. Songkran marks the start of the Buddhist New Year, and water is used to represent purification and the washing away of the old year. So while the water fights are fun, there are real and ancient rituals and reasons behind them. The Toolkit To build your wind tube gun, gather these supplies: The amomii Template: [GET THE FREE TEMPLATE HERE] Potato Chip Can Balloon Ping-Pong Ball Beverage Cans Double-sided tape Scissors & Craft Knife: (Safety First: Always ask an adult for assistance when using sharp cutting tools.) The Build: Step-by-Step 1.Print and Prepare: Print all templates onto A4 papers. 2.Precision Cutting: Carefully cut out the icons along the solid lines. -Safety Tip: ASK an ADULT for help when using cutting tools! 3.Build the Body: Carefully use a craft knife to cut off the bottom of the potato chip can.-Safety Tip: ASK an ADULT for help when using cutting tools! 4.Install Balloon: Cut the top of the balloon and stretch it over the potato chip can. 5.Decorate Cans: Attach the ‘Songkran’ icon and animal pictures onto the can. *Notice: Careful when operating the ‘gun’, as the balloon may snap back, hitting your fingers. Your creation is complete! Grab the Ping Pong Popper and compete with the kids to see who can get the highest score! Happy Songkran Water Festival ! Success Checklist Pull Test: Does the balloon pull back and remain firmly attached to the can? Alignment Test: Does the ball fly straight? Is the slack in the balloon at the center of the circle? Speed Test: Does the ball fly fast enough to knock down the cans? Is there a way you can adjust the balloon to make it fly faster? Slower? Get Your Templates Sign up for free weekly templates delivered to your inbox. Unsubscribe at any time. [GET THE FREE TEMPLATE HERE] Show us your Wind Tube Can! Drop a comment below or share a video of your "Wind Tube Can" to Instagram or TikTok and tag us with #amomiiSSC. We’d love to see your creativity in action! Feel free to let us know what you think of the project or ask questions by leaving a comment below. PROJECT CREDITS amomii Lead: Shaun Illustration: Steve Graphics & Templates: Kelly Video & Blog Content: Cindy & Vera
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Easter Sunday: Peek-a-Boo Bunny
Did You Know? Did you know that the world’s largest chocolate egg weighed in at over 7200kg? That’s about the same size as a full grown African elephant! For the average American, it would take over 1600 years to eat that much chocolate! When to Celebrate The official day for Easter is determined to be the first Sunday after the first full moon following the vernal equinox, which falls every year on March 21st. This was decided to be the method of deriving the date by the Council of Nicaea in the year 325. To make it more confusing, while all churches use the same formula, some churches follow the Gregorian calendar, while others follow the Julian calendar, which means that there are actually two different dates for Easter! Most people follow the Gregorian calendar, which means that the date typically falls sometime during the last week of March and the first week of April. The Toolkit To build your Peek-a-Boo Bunny, gather these supplies: The amomii Template: [GET THE FREE TEMPLATE HERE] Cardstock or A4 Paper (Thicker paper makes a stronger and more durable craft) Glue or Adhesive Tape Scissors or Craft Knife (Safety First: Always ask an adult for assistance when using sharp cutting tools) 3 Straws that can bend Hole Punch (Safety First: Ask an adult for assistance if needed) The Build: Step-by-Step Phase 1: Print & Prepare 1. Print all templates and prepare your materials. Per craft you’ll need: 1 Bunny Head 2 Hands 2 Eggs 1 Chest (if desired) Phase 2: Straw Assembly 2. Stick the 3 straws together using adhesive tape. The middle straw should be upside down—it will act as the body, while the two outer straws will hold the hands. 3. Trim the ends of the left and right straws to fit perfectly for the hands. Phase 3: Paper Cup Setup 4. Prepare a paper cup and punch 3 holes: Left and right for the hands Bottom center for the middle straw to pull out 5. Insert the straws through the holes so the hands are on the sides and the body is in the middle. Phase 4: Attach the Bunny 6. Stick the rabbit head on top of the middle straw. 7. Adjust the straw length if needed—trim if it’s too long. Phase 5: Reveal the Eggs 8. Pull down the bottom straw to make the bunny’s hands reveal the eggs for a perfect Peek-a-Boo moment! Your Easter Peek-a-Boo Bunny is complete! 🐰✨Pull and watch the bunny magically show the hidden eggs—perfect for screen-free fun at home or in the classroom. Success Checklist Pull Test: Does the middle straw move smoothly up and down to make the bunny reveal the eggs? Alignment Check: Do the hands and eggs line up properly with the holes in the cup? Stability Check: Is the paper cup sturdy enough to hold the straws without tipping over? Head Check: Does the bunny head stay securely on top of the middle straw when you pull? Get Your Templates Sign up for free weekly templates delivered to your inbox. Unsubscribe at any time. [GET THE FREE TEMPLATE HERE] Show Us Your Peek-a-Boo Bunny! We want to see your Peek-a-Boo Bunny in action! Take a photo or video of your cup puppet and share it on Instagram or TikTok. Tag us with #amomiiSSC so we can see your bunnies hopping into fun! PROJECT CREDITS amomii Lead: Shaun Illustration: Steve Graphics & Templates: Kelly Video & Blog Content: Cindy & Vera
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