An idea for a pop-up castle! You just need some cardboards of different colors, and follow the instructions: you must fold the dashed lines and have to cut the continuous lines… Help the children in cutting!
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Eccezionale!!!!!!! Condivido subito!!
Davvero di grande effetto. Bravissima. Da provare subito. Ciao.
Che bel progetto, brava, brava bimba!Complimenti Miriam!
Adoro il Pop-up!Bravissima!
The castles are wonderful. I love the sense of playfulness and the simplicity all at once.