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Snake tinkering with splash peas

Use natural materials for crafting, it's not obvious, but it is possible! For example, split peas, they are funny green hemispheres that you can stick to different cardboard shapes! We have chosen to craft a snake with it, but all kinds of other animals and shapes are also possible. You could also combine it with corn grains, lentils, bird seeds, rice, pasta and all kinds of other dry seeds etc. So it's just an example, we assume that you can make a much more fun work of art with it! It may look like a gazebo, and that might be a little bit. You have to have a little patience and you can't just throw the splits on it. One by one, they're stuck on here, flat side down. When you sprinkle the peas next to your workpiece, pick up a pea with one wet finger and put it directly into the glue. Your finger acts as a stick as it were. A good exercise for fine motor skills! For the very small children, draw a smaller example, otherwise it may take too long. This snake is also a nice collaborative project: one starts at the head and the other at the tail, so you work towards each other! Required: split peas, piece of cardboard (e.g. from cereal box), marker, glue, scissors and colors, e.g. green Crayola wax crayons Draw a figure on a piece of cardboard with marker Colour the shape with wax crayons so that the surface has a tan Required: split peas, piece of cardboard (e.g. from cereal box), marker, glue, scissors and colors, e.g. green Crayola wax crayons Draw a figure on a piece of cardboard with marker Colour the shape with wax crayons so that the surface has a tan Required: split peas, piece of cardboard (e.g. from cereal box), marker, glue, scissors and colors, e.g. green Crayola wax crayons Draw a figure on a piece of cardboard with marker Colour the shape with wax crayons so that the surface has a tan Required: split peas, piece of cardboard (e.g. from cereal box), marker, glue, scissors and colors, e.g. green Crayola wax crayons Draw a figure on a piece of cardboard with marker Snake garland made of paper - Read more Snake clays around a branch - Read more Slanting Snake from paper plate - Read more Yoors is a platform for everyone! From now on, look at Yoors here? Please log in with your email address first. That is free and without obligation! Click on login below and enter your email address. That's it! Then log out again, right? Could be!Yoors gives you no advertising and your email address is always private - Login #slang #spliterwten #knutselen #kinderknutsels #knutseltips #spliterwtjes #erwten #erwtjes #slangen

Step by step, animals get rights

Animals should be recognized as sentient beings. Animals should no longer be adapted to the system but adapt the system to the animals. Breakthrough: Animals better protected by law thanks to proposals Party for Animals - Three fundamental amendments Act Animals adopted - Party for Animals - It is no longer permitted to hurt or cause injury to an animal, or to harm the health or welfare of the animal in order to accommodate the animal in a certain way. Specifically, it means that it is forbidden to dehorn calves and goats and that there are no interventions in roosters.. Tail docking is prohibited from 2023, ducks must be given bathing water and rabbits must be able to dig. Animals are formally recognized as sentient creatures in British law. Animals should be formally recognized for the first time as sentiments in British law, in a victory for animal welfare activists, as the government has drafted a series of animal welfare measures, including the cessation of most live animal exports and prohibiting the import of hunting trophies. Today 14 May we start with a new action for the fish: for ten weeks we present our 10-point Fish Manifesto for better fish well-being. On Friday Fishing Day, the MPs involved in fishing and animal welfare receive a new point every week, with which they can get to work to improve fish welfare. This action is conducted together with Animal Protection, Fish Protection, Sea First and the Animal Coalition. More campaigns High production at the expense of animal welfare. In our country, we “produce” about 500 million animals every year under horrible conditions. Factory animals are propagated, fattened and processed. 1.7 million animals are slaughtered every day in the Netherlands. This is what we call the livestock industry. The livestock industry is also called intensive livestock farming or (formerly) bio-industry. Animals are kept close to each other in stables and often on a large scale. Saves on everything: space, feed, labour, etc.. This is at the expense of animal welfare. Animals suffer in the livestock industry because they have to produce or grow as much as possible in a short period of time. What is the livestock industry? | Wakker Dier - Organic livestock In organic livestock breeding, the welfare of the animals is better regulated. For example, organically kept animals have more space and are allowed to go outside. Many unpleasant interventions such as the removal of tails in piglets are prohibited. In addition, antibiotics are rarely used. Animal Welfare - Biodiversity - Farmerland - Blog collection -