Rocket video cardboard box

When I told my kids we were going to turn a cardboard box into a rocket, they were very excited. And they were also a little disappointed when I explained to them that no, it really couldn’t fly to Mars.

And if you have a spaceship-loving kiddos like I do, you can find a super fun printable rocket papercraft in my Etsy shop.

My kids love when our Amazon Subscribe and Save shipment comes each month – and not just because of the yummy stuff inside.

They love it because it comes in a huge box.

Rocket video cardboard box for kids

It’s usually big enough for both kids to fit in whether it’s standing up or lying down.

Sometimes we use it to do a project. This month we made a cardboard rocket!
 Materials

• Large cardboard box
• Extra cardboard for tip and wings
• Packing tape or duct tape (A tip: I used cheap packing tape to put ours together, and it was falling apart by the end of the day.

  I’d recommend using higher quality packing tape or duct tape.)

• Scissors
• Box c