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Summary: Learn how to cut popsicle sticks for a toy boat with expert tips and advice on kids crafts in this free video clip on toy boats and water mills.

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Katalin Toth Katalin Toth is an experienced mother of two children. She is a professional English teacher who is teaching English creatively to toddlers, nursery and schoo... read more

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How to Cut the Popsicle Sticks for a Toy Boat

Hi, I'm Katalin from Hungary. I am the inventor of Creative English in Hungary and this is my daughter and this is my son. Hello, I am Barbara and this is my little brother, Marty. I am here on behalf of Expert Village and we are going to teach you different arts and crafts. Today we are going to start with a little boat. Let's make round both sides please. Is it hard? Well it was quite hard but I am finished. Okay thank you. Now shall I ask you Marty to put this rubber band over the cutting pieces. I am holding it for you, very good. And now could you please put this propeller in the middle. Oh yes, the last cut on the propeller. You need to do exactly the same cut that you have done on the outside of these yellow sticks. All done, now let's put it in the middle and let?s turn it around as many times as you can. Very good, try to hold it tight, brilliant. Very good.

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