Cardboard Castle

This DIY Cardboard Castle is the answer to your "I'm bored" dilemma! How much fun would your kids have playing in this beauty? The best part? You can get them involved in the building process.

Trunk-or-Treat happened to fall on the day of our birthday girl this year. She wanted a birthday party and the other three wanted to go to trunk-or-treat. As you often do with a family of six, we compromised and decided to host a trunk that was birthday-girl themed. She was already heavily into princess-mode for her costume so the trunk plans quickly became a birthday castle. We needed materials that were temporary, easy to move, and not too expensive since it was likely to be a one-use…

Cardboard castle. Complete with dungeon, secret bookcase, puppet theater, and working draw bridge. Its awesome! https://youtu.be/McB5gamU4Pw

My third graders are doing simple machines in science class, which matches up perfectly with the next unit I wanted to do with them! I've been wanting to build castles with a grade, so I figured this would be the perfect class to do it with...we could incorporate simple machines in our draw bridge! I've seen numerous examples of these floating around Pinterest, but most of them use just cardboard tubes of different sizes to create a princess-like castle. I did a little research on castles…

Whether you’re hosting a sleepover or just want to let the kids stay up, we've got everything from kids' indoor forts to fort-building kits.

Elevate your Disney decor with this wood Sleeping Beauty Castle! An incredible piece of art with layers that gives it a depth that a simple silhouette will never accomplish. It has a total of 37 pieces and will arrive assembled. The wooden castle is laser cut out of 1/8" MDF wood board. It measures about 12" tall, 11" wide and 3/4" thick. The castle can stand completely on its own or can be placed on the wall using command strips.

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Basteln mit Klopapierrollen: Flugzeuge, Raketen, Ritterburgen, Spielfiguren...alles mit einfachen Bastelanleitungen.

Trunk-or-Treat happened to fall on the day of our birthday girl this year. She wanted a birthday party and the other three wanted to go to trunk-or-treat. As you often do with a family of six, we compromised and decided to host a trunk that was birthday-girl themed. She was already heavily into princess-mode for her costume so the trunk plans quickly became a birthday castle. We needed materials that were temporary, easy to move, and not too expensive since it was likely to be a one-use…

Photo Booth Castle for Highlands Kids: We wanted a photo-booth for our Summer Blast (VBS) promotion day. Our theme is more or less medieval, so I thought a castle might be fun. This is how I made Castle Kids.