Day 52 - *Star Wars Week* Magical Moments Inspired by Star Wars The Force Awakens

Day 52 - Star Wars Week Magical Moments Inspired by Star Wars The Force Awakens

Star Wars Week* This week we will be featuring movies from the epic space-opera franchise created by George Lucas (and now owned by Disney). The Star Wars franchise depicts the adventures of characters "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away".

Day 52 ~ Today is brought to you by Star Wars - Episode 7. When we found out that Star Wars was coming back, my husband took our family on 2 hours notice across the country to see the premiere of the trailer at Star Wars Celebration - where we saw it with Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill, BB8, and the rest of the cast (minus Harrison Ford who had just been in a plane crash). It was the most epic adventure we have ever gone on. Enjoy these galactic activities and watch Star Wars - The Force Awakens on Disney Plus today.

(Picture Below Activities of our Galactic Adventure to Star Wars Celebration)

Make BB8 out of a sock

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Porg Paper Plate Crafts

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BB8 Paper Plate Craft

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Kylo Ren Toliet Paper Roll Craft

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Porg and Chewbacca Cookies

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Bleach Shirts

My son is obsessed with the show Octonauts but you can't find the anything to buy in the store because its based in the UK. My husband got the great idea to make him a shirt using a bleach technique. He printed out the picture he wanted using freezer paper. Cut it out the image so that it was revered and the image was the only part of the shirt showing. He then ironed it onto the shirt. Using bleach in a spray bottle he sprayed the image. Once you remove the freezer paper, you can see that the areas you bleached are a different color then the rest of the shirt. Step 1: Print our image you want Step 2: Cut out the image, leaving the outline Step 3: Iron on to shirt Step 4: Using bleach in a spray bottle, spray the area of the shirt showing, inside the outline Step 5: Peel of freezer paper Step 6: Rinse and let dry It came out great! Close up of the image

Octoanuts Birthday Party

For my son's 4th Birthday he decided he wanted an Octonaut birthday party. We had so much fun making all the decorations for this party. Most of the ideas came from Pinterest or my husband's crazy thinking :) Pin the Eye Patch on Kwazii Homemade Octonaut Hats Applesauce Kelp Cakes My husband created wooden cutouts for photos, we decoupaged images on we printed from the website. Our local Gerritys grocery store made a Octopod Cupcake Cake from a design I created. We added gummy sharks and M&Ms for more details. My husband made a Jello Snotblob because my son is obsessed with the Christmas Octonaut episode.

Yoda Best Dad Craft

My son used his hand prints to make a Star Wars craft for my husband for Father's Day. We used a blank canvas, craft paint, and fabric markers - Cost less then $5. First Step - Make Handprints with different colored craft paints Finished Project - just added accents with fabric markers Yoda and Chewy R2D2 and C3PO - Tie Fighters are Thumbprints Star Wars Inspiration Pinterest Board

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