What to do 1. Take two toilet paper rolls and tape them together, side by side. 2. Punch a hole on the outside edge of each roll (at the same end). 3. Ask the children to decorate their binoculars. They can be painted, colored with markers or crayons, or decorated with stickers. 4. Tie a string through the punched holes to make a handle. 5. Go outside and look for birds! More to do Dramatic play: Have real or toy binoculars available during play. Science: Long paper tubes can be made into telescopes. These can be used with camping units or space units.
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