the button to activate the sensors and speaker. Tap your heel for the bass, your toe for the snare and clash the insides of your feet together for the DJ scratch. The sounds are rechargeable via the mini USB lead provided.Step2wo is exclusively stocking

1. Cover the floor with newspaper, as this is a messy activity.2. Blow up a balloon; sit the end in a cup.3. Tear newspaper strips about 15cm long, dip them in papier mâché paste (one part flour, two parts water) and spread them across the balloon

1. Cut two circles from cardboard about the size of the pom poms to be created.2. Cut a circle out of the middle (fold the card in half to cut out this circle).3. Place the two cardboard circles together, then wind a ball of wool through the centre

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Follow our simple guide and and you’ll soon have lots of lovely nourishing compost for your garden:Step oneFind a container – a kitchen bin is good – and drill holes in the bottom and the lid. Step twoLine the bottom with fine nylon mesh

1. Fold the two opposite ends of a square piece of paper to make a triangle, then fold the opposite ends of the triangle to make a smaller one.2. Open the paper up and fold a corner into the centre point, repeat with the opposite corner – you should

Before you kick off with rough-and-tumble play, it is a good idea to get yourself and your child in the right mindset. So here is a quick, practical, step-by-step warm-up programme that will help get your energy flowing and your mind in gear. Try

A touch of Disney magic has been added to the classic Art Attack television show, as it re-launches with a splash on the new Disney Junior channel. The larger-than-life paint pots and pencils remain on set, alongside the simple step-by-step

hotel in Ranthambhore. Two elephants! Grace and I fed them some sugar cane. Their trunks were really wrinkly and hairy, but they had very long eyelashes. No sign of Dumbo, though.I'm off for my lunch now. Might try a little spicy curry. More of my

The step-by-step instructions in The Ultimate Children’s Cookbook by Dorling Kindersley (£15) make this the perfect accompaniment to your child’s culinary education. There are 150 recipes to help her become a confident cook, from smoothies and wraps