Summer DIY Project: Make A Paper Spinner

Jesse guides viewers through creating a colorful paper spinner. The project requires 16 strips of colored paper and two circles cut from construction paper. The strips are glued to the circles, and a wooden skewer is used to assemble the spinner. The video concludes with a demonstration of the spinner in action, showcasing the colorful effect when spun.

What is the length and width of the colored paper strips needed for the project?

• 9 inches long by 1/5 inch wide

• 11 inches long by 1/4 inch wide

• 10 inches long by 1/2 inch wide

• 12 inches long by 1/3 inch wide

How many circles need to be traced and cut from the construction paper?

• One circle

• Four circles

• Three circles

• Two circles

Which strip number is glued opposite to strip #1 on the first circle?

• Strip #6

• Strip #10

• Strip #4

• Strip #8

What tool is used to poke a hole in the center of the circles?

• A pencil

• A wooden skewer

• A pair of scissors

• A ruler

What can be used to reinforce the glued ends of the strips if needed?

• Glue stick

• Stapler

• Scotch tape

• Rubber band

What happens when you spin the paper spinner between your hands?

• It makes a sound

• It creates a rainbow effect

• It stops moving

• It changes color

What is a possible effect of tilting the spinner while it spins?

• The colors fade

• The spinner stops

• The circles move closer and further apart

• The strips fall off