9 Fun Father’s Day Activities to Plan
This Father’s Day, take Dad out for something that you both can enjoy. Check out these easy and fun activities.
Making a mud pie is a skill few of us have acquired in life. Follow these easy steps to ensure you use the correct amounts of sand, water and dirt – and for tips on how to decorate your pie. Remember: Do not eat your mud pie! It is only for show.
Ingredients
Sand
Mud
Water
Directions
• Buy good quality sand such as sandbox sand. Then, go out and dig up two cups of mud. Ideally, the mud should have some twigs and rocks in it.
• Put one cup of sand in a large bowl and mix in one cup of mud (twigs, rocks and all). Mix together until clumps are all gone, but mixture is still thick.
• Stir gently as you add about 1 1/2 cups of water. The actual amount will depend on what kind of sand you use.
• Slowly add the second cup of mud.
• Pour mixture into a cake or pie pan. Place in direct sunlight outdoors until dry.
Tips
• Experiment by using different types of mud—ones with more clay, more iron, etc.
• Decorate your mud pie with a live worm and a few sprigs of mint. Or try dried flowers to give it some seasonal colour.
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This Father’s Day, take Dad out for something that you both can enjoy. Check out these easy and fun activities.
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