Play props

Paper scrolls date back to ancient Egypt. They were used for long documents written in ink. Over the years, scrolls have become outdated for ways of communication. However, they make for a fun and educational craft.

This Spring, my first and second grade students presented the musical Stone Soup! They did a really fantastic job. My son even had his first singing solo! Kid can sing! And don’t you love th…

Lance Cardinal Creative Blog: HONK! The Musical - Set/Prop Design

Building sets for theater productions can be pricey, especially if you want detailed and elaborate sets. If you are building props and set pieces for a school play, then you are most likely operating on a tight budget. While you could put...

After browsing Pinterest and Google for a while looking for a good DIY royal throne prop tutorial, I realized there are none! Here's a fairly easy, cheap way to make a royal throne. A friend of mine required a royal throne for the king in a movie she was filming. I was assigned the task of making a low-budget throne. The total cost was probably about $14, but I did use a bunch of stuff I found we already have laying around the house that you may not have. Still, even with buying all the…

Tree Prop: This is a great way to have a tree in your own home without the mess! Things you will need, Expanding foam Chicken wire Worsen stake News paper ( I found a roll of packaging paper that worked well) Tan spray paint Brown paint Black paint Paint…

Wishing Well made from a plastic basin, old broom handel, hardboard, wire mesh, cardboard and polystyrene.....used as a stage prop.