Wow, my kids were so excited about this craft that I had to share some these photos with you. They made a Super Jet Rocket Space Car (their title), a London Bus, a Steam Train, and a Racing Car. I think they could have made these all day. Once I modelled how to make the first one, I could happily leave them to get on it with.

Materials per student

• Car, Bus and Train template. 
• Scissors
• Glue stick.
• x2 Wheels per vehicle. A toilet roll cut into strips or a strip of craft paper rolled up twice and stapled. Then cut half way through the centre to make a slot that will support the vehicle.

Materials for the class.

• Cover tables with plastic sheets or large bin bags.
• Ink pads.
• Wet wipes - less messy for the school as a whole than having the students running back and forth between the class and bathroom every time they change inkpads. 

• The children should have no need to leave their seats during the craft.
• Songs: The Ride It Song by The Magic Crayons. Lyrics are Train, Car, Bus, Bicycle, Airplane.

To make

• Print the template onto thick A4 paper. When folded in half it should be rigid.
• Colour the Train. We used inkpads. Crayons, glitter, pencils etc are just as suitable.
• Turn over, glue, fold in half.
• Cut out the Train.
• Add 2 wheels.
• As with all crafts, make one yourself first before presenting it to the class.
• Allow time after the craft has been made for the children to play with their new toys.
• Create an exhibition outside the classroom for parents to see.