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My entry to the Altoids Pocket Tin contest at www.altoids.com/ My favorite toy when I was a kid was the "57 Games Chest". It featured a half-dozen gameboards, two dice, some plastic markers, and instructions for - yep - 57 games. My 'Altoids Pocket Games Chest' trumps it by fitting in your pocket. The APGC contains a half-dozen colorful plastic markers, sixteen cardboard 'winks', a folding gameboard, some grid paper, a pencil, five dice, a deck of 'mini' playing cards, a pad of Post-it…

Scrabble Tiles Family Name Framed Word Art DIY Scrabble! Do you like playing Scrabble? I love this game, it's one of my favorite...

Today I will show you how to make a really cool travel board games kit out of magnets, paper and an altoids tin. This is a great travel game board system that you can stick in your pocket to bring to school with you to play on the bus, in the cafeteria, or what ever. You could even bring it in the car with you to play with your sisters and brothers with. Or you can just play solo since there are 2 different solitaire games to play.

Today I will show you how to make a really cool travel board games kit out of magnets, paper and an altoids tin. This is a great travel game board system that you can stick in your pocket to bring to school with you to play on the bus, in the cafeteria, or what ever. You could even bring it in the car with you to play with your sisters and brothers with. Or you can just play solo since there are 2 different solitaire games to play.

Altoid Tin Teddy Bear Take and Play. This is the version I created.

5 Coolest Altoid Tin Crafts - Ways to Use Empty Altoid Tins - Play a Game of Mini Pool - Never-ending plane rides and lunch breaks just got 10 times more fun with this pocket-size game. Sure, assembling this requires a few extra supplies—plaster, aluminum wire, felt—but needless to say the seriously awesome result is worth the effort and time. Click through redbookmag.com for more creative ideas to recycle your old Altoid tins.

After making the Scrabble Alphabet Book I was thinking of other ways to use the Scrabble Font. Today's project is an update to the classic Alphabet Magnets. This project could also use real tiles; however,

Altoid Tin Toys: Make a travel baseball game

Hi folks! I'm here with another of my 'Skelly Tins' for the Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts Education Team. I think the Altoids Inserts Fairy Tale...

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Going on long car rides with kids can be exhausting. They fight. They whine. But really, they just need something to keep them occupied so you don't have to threaten to turn the car around and go home every 15 minutes (no parent has ever done that...). This list of car games for kids has tons of ideas, tips and inspiration to keep your kids busy while in the car, on a plane, or even in a waiting room. 40+ DIY Car Games for Kids These activities use common household items or toys that you…

Rainbow Loom MISS PIGGY (Muppets). Designed and loomed by Cheryl Spinelli at Looming WithCheryl. Click photo for YouTube tutorial. 06/17/14.

Monopoly game that fits in an altoids tin! How cute! - will need a little more research, maybe tweaking, but very good inspiration

Altoids Tin Travel Games - Pocket Size Fun: Altoids tins are amazing things and here is yet another fun use for them. While this instructable includes a checker/chess board, tic-tac-toe, and backgammon the possibilities are really endless so feel free to add your own ideas. Materials Needed:…

Altoids Pocket Game Chest - 11 Games on the Go: Board games are great. Whether you're sitting down to an intense game of Go, or a simple game of Tic-Tac-Toe, board games are a fun way to pass the time with friends and family. I love board games, so I wanted a game chest that I could f…

37 ideas, activities, and hacks for a road trip with kids - everything from how to prep to fun snacks and how to keep everyone occupied.