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How to make Panda Bear Crafts Including a Panda Bear using recycled paper, Sitting Panda Bear, Marshmallow Panda Bear and a Milk Jug Panda Bear Collection Jug for Earth Day

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1. The giant panda has luxuriant black-and-white fur. Adults measure around 1.2 to 1.9 metres (3 feet 11 inches to 6 feet 3 inches) long, including a tail of about 10–15 cm (4–6 in), and 60 to 90 cm (24 to 35 in) tall at the shoulder. Males can weigh up to 160 kg (350 lb).
2. Pandas are BIG eaters – every day they fill their tummies for up to 12 hours, shifting up to 12 kilograms of bamboo! The giant panda's scientific name is Ailuropoda melanoleuca, which means 'black and white cat-foot'. Giant pandas grow to between 1.2m and 1.5m, and weigh between 75kg and 135kg.Scientists aren't sure how long pandas live in the wild, but in captivity they.

This card can be used as a birthday card, a get-well card, or for other special occasions. Lift the panda's head and write a message, or write a message on a green piece of paper, roll it up, and add some leaves to make it look like bamboo. Write a message under the head that says to unroll the bamboo to read the message.

Print out the pattern, fold fold down the head to make a flap, glue on the ears, arms and legs to make your own unique panda bear card. Roll up a piece of green paper to make the bamboo.

The 1 oz Silver Panda coin is now a 30 gram Silver Panda coin, but still contains the same.999 fine Silver investors and collectors are accustomed to. Design of Chinese Panda Coin The reverse side of the Silver Panda depicts China's Hall of Prayer for Abundant Harvests in the Temple of Heaven in Beijing. Detailed steps lead up to the expertly. The giant panda has luxuriant black-and-white fur. Adults measure around 1.2 to 1.9 metres (3 feet 11 inches to 6 feet 3 inches) long, including a tail of about 10–15 cm (4–6 in), and 60 to 90 cm (24 to 35 in) tall at the shoulder. Males can weigh up to 160 kg (350 lb).

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Print out the pattern, fold up the legs and feet to make a cute little sitting bear.

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Place Holders - Use this cute little panda as a place holder. Write your children's names on the bellies and have them place the bears where they are sitting.

Bible Verse Card - Have your children write the Bible verse on the bear's belly, or make a Bible verse card and tape it to the bear's hand.

Paper Dolls - Use panda bears as paper dolls to act out stories.

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What you will need:

Blank Puzzles Pieces or Larger Puzzle Pieces

Googly Eyes

Acrylic Paint

Permanent Markers

Magnet or Pin

Glue

How to Make the Panda Bear Puzzle Piece Craft:

1. Paint the puzzle pieces with acrylic paints and then outline the painted shapes with permanent marker.

2. When the paint dries glue on googly eyes.

3. Use a permanent marker to draw in the mouth.

4. Glue a magnet or tape a pin to the back of the pieces to make refrigerator magnets or brooches.

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What you will need:

Card Stock (Heavy Paper)

White Envelope (If you are not using the printable pattern)

Black Crayons

Tape

Glue

Scissors

How to Make the Panda Bear Bookmark:

1. Draw a panda bear body on the corner of a sealed envelope with its arms and legs stretched out so that it looks like it is holding onto a book. The corner of the envelope will be where the head is attached.

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2. Color the body and cut it out. You will have two sides of the bear.

2. Draw the panda's head on a sheet of white card stock and cut it out. Glue it to the corner of the bear's body. Place the book mark on the corner of your book.

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What you will need:

Card Stock

Plastic Sandwich Bags

Shredded Recycled Paper

Stapler

Tape

How to make:

1. Fill a sandwich bag with white shredded recycled paper and staple it closed at the top by folding in the sides at the top. (You can use popped popcorn in place of the shredded paper if you would like.)

2. Draw a panda bear head, arms and feet on card stock as shown in the picture and cut them out.

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3. Staple the head to the top of the bag. Staple the arms under the head. To finish tape the feet to the bottom of the bag.

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These cute little critters cost only pennies to make and each one is unique!

What you will need:

Empty Soda Cans and Plastic Water Bottles

Black, White, and Pink Craft Foam

White Spray Paint The best odds in a casino.

Glue

Animal Eyes

Black and Brown Acrylic Paint

Black Sharpie Marker

Scissors

Magnet (Optional)

How to make crushed cans and bottles panda bears:

1. Collect empty bottle and cans, wash them in warm soapy water, and let them dry. Crush the cans with your feet. Try to get the opening of the can in the place you would like as you crush. To crush the bottles fold over the top half of the bottle while pushing in on the sides or slightly twisting the sides. Press down with your feet until the crushed bottle stays in place. If you want the bottom of the bottle to be rounder and fatter for the body of the bear, do not crush it flat.

2. Spray paint the bottles and cans with white, flat spray paint and them let dry at least an hour.

3. Cut ears, feet, arms, nose, and eye patch shapes from black craft foam and glue them to the bottle or can. Cut a muzzle shape from white craft foam and glue it over the opening of the bottle or can so that only half of the opening is showing. (See pictures above.)

4. Cut a tongue from pink craft foam and glue it the inside of the mouth.

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5. Use a Sharpie marker to draw the dots on the muzzle.

6. Glue on googly eyes, or eyes used to make stuffed animals. Cut the backs off the animal eyes with pliers before gluing them on. You can also use animal noses instead of fun foam shapes.

7. Paint paws with brown acrylic paint.

Aom invisible limiter crack. 8. Glue a magnet to the back of the bear if you want to display your bear on your refrigerator.

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What you will need:

Dinner-sized Styrofoam Plate

Styrofoam Bowl

Black Craft Foam

Black Acrylic Paint

Animal Eyes

Black Sharpie Marker

Low Temp. Glue Gun

How to Make the Snack Dish:

1. Glue the bowl upside down to the Styrofoam plate. You can make the panda bear look like it is laying on its back by placing the bowl at the top of the plate. Or you can make it look like it is laying on its stomach by placing the bowl at the bottom of the plate as shown in the pictures.

2. Cut arms, feet, and ear shapes from black craft foam and glue them to the plate.

3. Paint on the nose and eye patches with black acrylic paint and draw in the mouth with a black Sharpie marker.

4. To finish glue on some googly eyes or other animal eyes.

What you will need:

Black Pompoms

Black Paint

Hot Melt Glue

Red and Black Markers

How to Make the Marshmallow Craft:

1. Glue two foam marshmallows together ( flat sides together) for the body. Cut a 3/4' wedge out of one marshmallow as shown in the picture for the head. Glue the head onto the body as shown.

2. Cut one marshmallow in half long ways and then cut both half pieces in half again the same way to make the legs. Cut corners off of the ends of each leg piece and glue them to the the body as shown.

3. Paint the legs, around the eyes, and neck area black. Use a marker to draw in the mouth and tongue. Glue black pompoms on for ears. Paint paws on the ends of the back legs.

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What you will need:

Two Plastic Gallon Milk Jugs

White Spray Paint Made for Plastic (If you can't find paint for plastic use plastic primer spray paint and any type white spray paint)

Scissors

Black and Brown Acrylic Paint

Black Craft Foam

Black Sharpie Marker

Eyes

Low-tempGlue Gun

Banktivity 7 1 2 download free. How to make the Panda Bear:

1. Wash and dry two milk jugs . To remove the labels fill the jugs with hot water up to the labels. Let the jugs stand for about one minute and then pull the labels off. Raging bull review. You can also use a hair dryer. Heat the labels with the hair dryer and then pull them off.

2. To get rid of the ink numbers on the top of the jug spray a little bit of paint on the numbers. The spray paint will dissolve the ink. When you see the ink start to run, wipe off the paint. If the spray paint doesn't take off the numbers, use finger nail polish remover.

3. Cut the face of the bear from the bottom of one milk jug. See the diagram to the right. Draw the outline of the face on the milk jug using a dry erase marker and then cut on the line with sharp scissors. The face should be drawn on the handle side of the jug. Place the head on the other milk jug so that the top of the head is covering the hole in the top of the jug. Use a dry erase marker to mark where you want the mouth. Remove the head and cut out the mouth shape.

4. Spray paint the jug with the cut out mouth and the head piece with white spray paint and let dry for one hour. Then glue the head to the body.

5. Cut arms, legs, and ears from black craft foam and glue to the jug. Paint on paws with brown paint. Paint on the nose and eye patches with black paint.

6. To finish glue on googly eyes.

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What you will need:

Plastic Gallon Milk Jug

White Spray Paint Made for Plastic (If you can't find paint for plastic use plastic primer spray paint and any type white spray paint)

Two 5-oz. Dixie Cups

Black Acrylic Paint

Black Craft Foam

Eyes

Low-temp. Glue Gun

How to make the Panda Bear:

1. Wash and dry the milk jug.

2. To get rid of the ink numbers on the top of the jug spray a little bit of paint on the numbers. The spray paint will dissolve the ink. When you see the ink start to run, wipe off the paint. If the spray paint doesn't take off the numbers, use finger nail polish remover.

3. Spray paint the entire jug white and let dry.

4. To make the bear's legs cut the top edges off the Dixie cups. Cut a line all the way down the side seams to the bottom of the cups. Roll the cups up so that they are smaller on the tops of the cups as shown in the picture. Cut off the parts of the cups that hang over. Glue the sides together with a low temp hot melt glue gun. Squeeze the top of the cup together and glue closed. Paint the legs black and then glue the legs to the bottom of the milk jug.

5. Paint a black stripe just below the top of the jug as shown in the picture. Paint two large spots where you want the eyes. Paint a noise and mouth. Cut arms and ears from black craft foam and glue to the jug.

6. To finish glue on googly eyes.

See above for directions on how to make another panda bear collection jug.

See the Earth Day Craft Projects Page to learn how to use this panda bear for an Earth Day money making project.

How to Make the Panda Bear Puzzle Piece Craft:

1. Paint the puzzle pieces with acrylic paints and then outline the painted shapes with permanent marker.

2. When the paint dries glue on googly eyes.

3. Use a permanent marker to draw in the mouth.

4. Glue a magnet or tape a pin to the back of the pieces to make refrigerator magnets or brooches.

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What you will need:

Card Stock (Heavy Paper)

White Envelope (If you are not using the printable pattern)

Black Crayons

Tape

Glue

Scissors

How to Make the Panda Bear Bookmark:

1. Draw a panda bear body on the corner of a sealed envelope with its arms and legs stretched out so that it looks like it is holding onto a book. The corner of the envelope will be where the head is attached.

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2. Color the body and cut it out. You will have two sides of the bear.

2. Draw the panda's head on a sheet of white card stock and cut it out. Glue it to the corner of the bear's body. Place the book mark on the corner of your book.

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What you will need:

Card Stock

Plastic Sandwich Bags

Shredded Recycled Paper

Stapler

Tape

How to make:

1. Fill a sandwich bag with white shredded recycled paper and staple it closed at the top by folding in the sides at the top. (You can use popped popcorn in place of the shredded paper if you would like.)

2. Draw a panda bear head, arms and feet on card stock as shown in the picture and cut them out.

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3. Staple the head to the top of the bag. Staple the arms under the head. To finish tape the feet to the bottom of the bag.

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These cute little critters cost only pennies to make and each one is unique!

What you will need:

Empty Soda Cans and Plastic Water Bottles

Black, White, and Pink Craft Foam

White Spray Paint The best odds in a casino.

Glue

Animal Eyes

Black and Brown Acrylic Paint

Black Sharpie Marker

Scissors

Magnet (Optional)

How to make crushed cans and bottles panda bears:

1. Collect empty bottle and cans, wash them in warm soapy water, and let them dry. Crush the cans with your feet. Try to get the opening of the can in the place you would like as you crush. To crush the bottles fold over the top half of the bottle while pushing in on the sides or slightly twisting the sides. Press down with your feet until the crushed bottle stays in place. If you want the bottom of the bottle to be rounder and fatter for the body of the bear, do not crush it flat.

2. Spray paint the bottles and cans with white, flat spray paint and them let dry at least an hour.

3. Cut ears, feet, arms, nose, and eye patch shapes from black craft foam and glue them to the bottle or can. Cut a muzzle shape from white craft foam and glue it over the opening of the bottle or can so that only half of the opening is showing. (See pictures above.)

4. Cut a tongue from pink craft foam and glue it the inside of the mouth.

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5. Use a Sharpie marker to draw the dots on the muzzle.

6. Glue on googly eyes, or eyes used to make stuffed animals. Cut the backs off the animal eyes with pliers before gluing them on. You can also use animal noses instead of fun foam shapes.

7. Paint paws with brown acrylic paint.

Aom invisible limiter crack. 8. Glue a magnet to the back of the bear if you want to display your bear on your refrigerator.

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What you will need:

Dinner-sized Styrofoam Plate

Styrofoam Bowl

Black Craft Foam

Black Acrylic Paint

Animal Eyes

Black Sharpie Marker

Low Temp. Glue Gun

How to Make the Snack Dish:

1. Glue the bowl upside down to the Styrofoam plate. You can make the panda bear look like it is laying on its back by placing the bowl at the top of the plate. Or you can make it look like it is laying on its stomach by placing the bowl at the bottom of the plate as shown in the pictures.

2. Cut arms, feet, and ear shapes from black craft foam and glue them to the plate.

3. Paint on the nose and eye patches with black acrylic paint and draw in the mouth with a black Sharpie marker.

4. To finish glue on some googly eyes or other animal eyes.

What you will need:

Black Pompoms

Black Paint

Hot Melt Glue

Red and Black Markers

How to Make the Marshmallow Craft:

1. Glue two foam marshmallows together ( flat sides together) for the body. Cut a 3/4' wedge out of one marshmallow as shown in the picture for the head. Glue the head onto the body as shown.

2. Cut one marshmallow in half long ways and then cut both half pieces in half again the same way to make the legs. Cut corners off of the ends of each leg piece and glue them to the the body as shown.

3. Paint the legs, around the eyes, and neck area black. Use a marker to draw in the mouth and tongue. Glue black pompoms on for ears. Paint paws on the ends of the back legs.

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What you will need:

Two Plastic Gallon Milk Jugs

White Spray Paint Made for Plastic (If you can't find paint for plastic use plastic primer spray paint and any type white spray paint)

Scissors

Black and Brown Acrylic Paint

Black Craft Foam

Black Sharpie Marker

Eyes

Low-tempGlue Gun

Banktivity 7 1 2 download free. How to make the Panda Bear:

1. Wash and dry two milk jugs . To remove the labels fill the jugs with hot water up to the labels. Let the jugs stand for about one minute and then pull the labels off. Raging bull review. You can also use a hair dryer. Heat the labels with the hair dryer and then pull them off.

2. To get rid of the ink numbers on the top of the jug spray a little bit of paint on the numbers. The spray paint will dissolve the ink. When you see the ink start to run, wipe off the paint. If the spray paint doesn't take off the numbers, use finger nail polish remover.

3. Cut the face of the bear from the bottom of one milk jug. See the diagram to the right. Draw the outline of the face on the milk jug using a dry erase marker and then cut on the line with sharp scissors. The face should be drawn on the handle side of the jug. Place the head on the other milk jug so that the top of the head is covering the hole in the top of the jug. Use a dry erase marker to mark where you want the mouth. Remove the head and cut out the mouth shape.

4. Spray paint the jug with the cut out mouth and the head piece with white spray paint and let dry for one hour. Then glue the head to the body.

5. Cut arms, legs, and ears from black craft foam and glue to the jug. Paint on paws with brown paint. Paint on the nose and eye patches with black paint.

6. To finish glue on googly eyes.

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What you will need:

Plastic Gallon Milk Jug

White Spray Paint Made for Plastic (If you can't find paint for plastic use plastic primer spray paint and any type white spray paint)

Two 5-oz. Dixie Cups

Black Acrylic Paint

Black Craft Foam

Eyes

Low-temp. Glue Gun

How to make the Panda Bear:

1. Wash and dry the milk jug.

2. To get rid of the ink numbers on the top of the jug spray a little bit of paint on the numbers. The spray paint will dissolve the ink. When you see the ink start to run, wipe off the paint. If the spray paint doesn't take off the numbers, use finger nail polish remover.

3. Spray paint the entire jug white and let dry.

4. To make the bear's legs cut the top edges off the Dixie cups. Cut a line all the way down the side seams to the bottom of the cups. Roll the cups up so that they are smaller on the tops of the cups as shown in the picture. Cut off the parts of the cups that hang over. Glue the sides together with a low temp hot melt glue gun. Squeeze the top of the cup together and glue closed. Paint the legs black and then glue the legs to the bottom of the milk jug.

5. Paint a black stripe just below the top of the jug as shown in the picture. Paint two large spots where you want the eyes. Paint a noise and mouth. Cut arms and ears from black craft foam and glue to the jug.

6. To finish glue on googly eyes.

See above for directions on how to make another panda bear collection jug.

See the Earth Day Craft Projects Page to learn how to use this panda bear for an Earth Day money making project.

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The PandaBoard is an OMAP4430 (Cortex-A9) based low cost development platform.

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• OMAP4 (Cortex-A9) CPU based open development platform.
  • OMAP4430 Application processor
  • 1GB low-power DDR2
  • Display HDMI v1.3 Connector (Type A) to drive HD displays, DVI-D Connector (can drive a 2nd display, simultaneous display; requires HDMI to DVI-D adapter), LCD expansion header
  • 3.5' audio in/out and HDMI Audio out
  • Full size SD/MMC card
  • Built in 802.11 & Bluetooth v2.1+EDR
  • Onboard 10/100 Ethernet
  • Expansion: 1xUSB OTG, 2xUSB HS host ports, General purpose expansion header (I2C, GPMC, USB, MMC, DSS, ETM)
  • JTAG, UART/RS-232, 2 status LEDs, 1GPIO button

More details can be found here

• PandaBoard EA1 Front

A hi resolution picture of the PandaBoard EA1 front is available here: http://elinux.org/images/d/d4/Panda_front.jpg

• PandaBoard EA1 Back

PandaBoard are in production and can be ordered from Worldwide distributors. You can also easily identify the board you have using Board revision id

Rev A3

Latest version of the board.

Rev A1/A2

Rev EA1/EA2

These were limited number of 'Early Adopter' boards that built prior to production versions. more details

Rev ES

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There is now a PandaBoard-ES which includes an OMAP 4460 at up to 1.2GHz. Several important differences make it important (at the present time) that the MLO/u-boot/kernel be specifically crafted for the 4460. The thermal management is not in the mainline 4430 code as yet and could cause unwanted thermal problems. So BEWARE of running any code built for the non -ES PandaBoard on the -ES model.

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• BeadaFrame
  BeadaFrame 7' LCD display kit
  • 7' 800x480 TFT LCD screen
  • PWM Backlight control
  • Resistive touch panel
  • RTC time keeper
  • Plastic frame

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• Inti Media for Pandaboard
  Inti Media an expansion board with 10' LCD - watch in action here (multipoint capacitive touch screen) or here (resistive touch screen)
  • 10.1 WXGA LCD with multipoint project capacitive touch panel
  • 10.1 WSVGA LCD with resistive touch panel
  • 4 additional USB ports
  • 5 user controlled LEDs
  • 5 user controlled push buttons
  • expansion ports with 3V3 I2C, SPI, Serial

• How to build MLO and u-boot for the PandaBoard -->> Updated 7/23/2011
• How to build Barebox for the PandaBoard -->> Updated 11/12/2011
• How to build u-boot and SPL for PandaBoard and PandaBoard ES -->> Updated 12/27/2011
• How to build 3.2 kernel for the PandaBoard -->> Updated 2/18/2012
• How to build 3.3-rcx kernel for the PandaBoard -->> Updated 2/18/2012
• How to build 3.3 kernel for the PandaBoard -->> Updated 3/19/2012
• How to build 3.4 kernel for the PandaBoard -->> NEW 6/3/2012
• How to build 3.5-rcx kernel for the PandaBoard -->> Updated 7/16/2012
• How to add two additional USB connections to the PandaBoard
• How to add a power switch to the PandaBoard -->> WIP

Older How To's

• How to build a minimal file system using buildroot for the PandaBoard
• How to build a kernel using the buildroot toolchain from above for the PandaBoard
• How to build 2.6.38-rcx kernels for the PandaBoard -->> Updated 3/15/2011
• How to build 2.6.38 kernel for the PandaBoard -->> Updated 3/16/2011
• How to build 2.6.39-rcx kernel for the PandaBoard -->> Updated 5/12/2011
• How to build 2.6.39 kernel for the PandaBoard -->> Updated 5/27/2011
• How to build 3.0 kernel for the PandaBoard -->> Updated 7/29/2011
• How to build 3.0-rcx kernel for the PandaBoard -->> Updated 7/11/2011
• How to build 3.1-rcx kernel for the PandaBoard -->> Updated 10/5/2011
• How to build 3.1 kernel for the PandaBoard -->> Updated 10/31/2011
• How to build 3.2-rcx kernel for the PandaBoard -->> Updated 2/18/2012

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