How to Make a Toy Watch
This is a great way for kids to practise telling the time, moving the hands themselves to practise different times. We've used card for our watch strap but you could also use felt if you want it to be a little bit softer.
This project is completely customisable and can be made in whatever colours you like. It's a great opportunity to use up any small bits of card or paper you have lying around!
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* Card - Metallic and Green
* White Paper
* Hook and Loop Dots
* Split Pins
* Black Pen
* Double Sided Sticky Tape
* Scissors
Cut one strip of the silver paper for the strap of your watch.
Draw around a lid (about 5cm diameter) onto green and white card. Cut out the circles, cutting the white one a little bit smaller.
Draw the numbers of a clock onto the white piece to create your watch face.
Find the centre point and mark with a pin onto the face.
Hole punch a scrap of black card, then draw a circle around the hole and add a 2cm long stick. Cut this out to create the big hand for the watch. Repeat to create the small hand, but make it about 1.5cm long.
Attach to the watch face.
Attach double sided tape to the back of the face and stick it onto the coloured circle, then tape this into the centre of the silver strip.
Now wrap the strap round your child's wrist and attach it with velcro at the right length. Trim off the excess.
