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Scientist Badge Free Printables Level 5 – 10

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My Scientist Badge Free Printables have gotten a lot of request to be edited with different ages, so they can be used at Science themed parties. So I am sharing Levels 5 through Level 10 badges!

To see how I put the the DIY Mad Scientist Costume together Click Here.

Free Printable Scientist Badge:

I designed an official looking Scientist badge with help from my son. I printed, cut out and taped it to an old work badge (you can find badge holders & clips at most stores or Amazon). We loved the way the badge turned out! I am sharing this badge with you too!

Some options for the badge is print a picture of your child to put over the fingerprint. Also, you can either write in your child’s name or use an editing program to type in their name. To type you will need to save the file and open it in an editing program. PicMonkey is a great option, it’s a free online editing program and is really easy to use! Just open blank sign file and add your text to the badge.

This badge would be great for your DIY Mad Scientist costume for Halloween, dress-up play or for a Scientist Themed party. I think these badges would make a great party favor! I have shared printables with 9 badges on the page (for parties) Level 5 – Level 10 are available.

Click Here for Free Printable Level 5 Scientist Badges

Click Here for Free Printable Level 6 Scientist Badges

Click Here for Free Printable Level 7 Scientist Badges

Click Here for Free Printable Level 8 Scientist Badges

Click Here for Free Printable Level 9 Scientist Badges

Click Here for Free Printable Level 10 Scientist Badges

All printables and downloads designed by rays of bliss are for PERSONAL USE ONLY. Please do not alter or claim as your own. This file is not intended for resale, nor are the printed versions of this file. Feel free to link back to www.raysofbliss.com if you like our printables.

DIY Mad Scientist Costume and Scientist Badge Free Printable

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My oldest son is all about DIY Halloween costumes and this year he decided to be a Mad Scientist! We had most of the supplies needed to put together this awesome DIY Mad Scientist Costume. The Mad Scientist Costume is a really easy costume to put together last minute too.

The only things I purchased was a lab coat found at the thrift store for $0.50, fake mustache and some plastic test tubes on Amazon for $5.

DIY Mad Scientist Costume – What you need:

slacks/pants
button up dress shirt
bow tie
safety goggles
lab coat
hair gel for crazy hairdo
scientist badge (free printable below)
badge holder and clip
glasses (optional)
fake mustache (optional)
charcoal dust (optional)
test tubes or beakers (optional)

How we put our DIY Mad Scientist Costume together:

My son already had black slacks and a grey button up shirt. Little brother owned a bow tie that fit him. He already owned fake glasses but if you don’t I suggest getting some 3-d glasses and removing their lenses. I usually keep our 3-D glasses when we go to the movies. Safety goggles came from grandpa’s work shop. The lab coat size small was found at thrift store. If you can’t find a lab coat at your thrift store you can make one from an adult white button up shirt. Fake mustache was found at the grocery store and plastic test tubes from Amazon.

I filled the test tubes with colored water. We opted for an explosion went off look and used our activated charcoal capsules; I opened the capsules and smudged it all over his face. You could use black face paint instead but the the charcoal dust looks more authentic, in my opinion.

Free Printable Scientist Badge:

Some options for the badge is print a picture of your child to put over the fingerprint. Also, you can either write in your child’s name or use an editing program to type in their name. To add text you will need to save the file and open it in an editing program. First, download and save the pdf file. Then you will need to open the file in a program like Adobe Reader or Word, and add text box(s) to add your text to the badge(s).

This badge would be great for your DIY Mad Scientist costume for Halloween, dress-up play or for a Scientist Themed party. I think these badges would make a great party favor! I have shared a printable with 1 badge on the page and a printable with 9 badges on the page (for parties).

Click Here for Free Printable of 1 Scientist Badge

Click Here for Free Printable of 9 Scientist Badges

If you would like another Level, I have shared Level 5 – Level 10. Click HERE to go to post.

Zombie Cupcake Toppers ~ Free Printable

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I created these zombie cupcake toppers for The Walking Dead season 5 premiere viewing party. TWD premier was AWESOME if you do not watch this show you really should start! Everyone at the party loved the zombie brain cupcakes and requested more zombie themed food in the future.

I paired my cupcake toppers with my homemade gluten-free chocolate cupcakes with store bought vanilla icing. I added 1 drop of red food coloring to the white icing for the perfect shade of brain pink. Use an icing tip to make squiggly lines for the brain folds. Next time I make these I will use a red jelly to make a nice oozy filling for the middle.

Perfect for any zombie-themed party and for Halloween! Just download, print, cut and attach to a toothpick. I used double-sided tape to attach toppers to toothpicks.

Free For Personal Use.

Click Here for Zombie Cupcake Toppers Free Printable

I hope you enjoy this printable!

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Free Printable Baby Shower Door Prize Tickets for Boy or Girl

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I have been working on printables for my cousin’s upcoming baby shower and I am sharing the door prize ticket I made with you! These are the popular flower blooms in blue & green and pink & green. There are 21 tickets per page.

These are Free for Personal Use Only.

Blue and Green Baby Shower Door Prize Tickets ~ Free Printable

Pink and Green Baby Shower Door Prize Tickets ~ Free Printable

I suggest printing on card stock paper so it is thicker. For the baby shower I just set the door prize tickets on the entrance table with a basket to put them in. Let the mommy to be draw one name or several names throughout the party, depending on how many prizes you have to give out.

Lego Ninjago Party Favor Ideas

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For the favor bags I wanted to include a couple of DIY crafts. I decided to go with a lego figure crayon and a lego block soap! They were a huge hit and super easy to make!

I used a snack baggie for my favors and stapled on a Lego Ninjago Thank You for Coming Printable.

Here is the Printable with 4 per page for FREE:

Free Printable Lego Ninjago Party Favor Label

You will need to buy the molds to make these party favors. You can also make candy figures with them!

I purchased my silicon molds from Amazon. (This is an affiliate link.)

Lego Minfigure Crayon

These were so easy to make! It took one crayon (wax) per minifigure mold and about 3 crayons for block mold.

Remove wrapper from crayon. (You can soak in water for 10 minutes to make removal easier.)
Break crayons into small pieces to fit into mold.
You will need to sit your silicon mold onto a baking sheet to make it easy put in and remove from oven.
Bake them in the oven at 225° degrees for 10-12 minutes.
Remove carefully from oven to avoid liquid crayon spilling out.
Let your crayons harden by either cooling down at room temperature or put them in the freezer for about 10 minutes. (I am impatient so I went with freezer option)

Lego Blocks Soap

These were a little more work then the crayons but still super easy! You will need to make a trip to your crafty store and buy: Clear glycerince soap base, special coloring for soap, and optional special glitter or fragrance for soap.

Cut soap base into small squares. I did my soaps in 4 batches.
Put first batch into microwave safe measuring cup.
Microwave on high for 30 seconds. Then 10 seconds intervals until completely melted.
Stir in the color imeditely after removing from microvave. DO NOT WAIT or soap will begin to harden inside cup.
- Blue 6 drops,
- Red 12 drops
- Yellow 3 drops
- Green= 3 drops Yellow + 6 drops Blue
Optional *Stir in a few drops of fragrance and glitter. (I used a few drops of Lavender essential oil.)
Pour very carefully into molds.
- To help remove air bubbles mist the top of the soaps with alcohol in a spray bottle.
Let the soap sit 30 minutes- 1 hour or until completely cool
- I moved mine to the freezer for about 10-15 minutes to speed this up.
Once cooled gently press the molds and the soaps will pop right out!

The boys wanted some for their restroom of course. They really look awesome!

For the favor bags I added little labels to the soap and crayons. I simple cut up cardstock paper, hand wrote, “Lego Crayon” and “Lego Soap” and tied it on with ribbon. I wanted to make sure everyone knew it was not candy!

You can check out my other DIY Lego Ninjago Post:

DIY LEGO NINJAGO PARTY with Free Printables

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DIY LEGO NINJAGO PARTY with Free Printables

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My son’s 7th birthday party was so much fun! We had it at a martial arts academy and the kids got to be ninjas for 2 hours and bonus they kept the kids entertained the entire time! I had several DIY crafts for this party! I really loved how this party turned out and all the guest loved the food and decorations!

I made so many things I will be posting as a series to share all the projects I did! But here is list of everything I will be sharing!

DIY Party List:

invitations
party signs
3 large lego blocks for decoration
favor bags
lego block soap (for favor bags)
lego minifigure crayons (for favor bags)
easy ninja headband
rice crispy sushi treats
serpent veggie snake
Gluten Free Cookie Cake

Lego Ninjago Invitations:

I made this invite to print 2 per page ( I use greeting card/ card stock paper). I have photoshop so I added different ninja fonts to the invite but you can add text by using the free version of PicMonkey and use the Shojumaru Font.

EXAMPLE:

DOWNLOAD

JPG FILE HERE >> LEGO NINJAGO INVITAION FREE PRINTABLE <<

PDF FILE HERE >>LEGO-NINJAGO-INVITAION-FREE-PRINTABLE <<

Save picture as jpg or pdf file and open in a editor program to add text.

Lego Ninjago Party Signs:

I made 4 of these party signs. I printed them on card stock paper, then cut and hot glued onto a skewer (toothpicks work too). I like to use balloon weights to stick the signs in to. You can add helium balloons if you want. I did not this time.

I used PicMonkey to make the signs. You will select: Design- square. Add your Shojumaru Font. You can do one with Age and one with “Happy Birthday NAME”. I also selected the Frame on the sidebar to add add a simple edge. I did 20 thickness black and a 15 thickness red for the frame.

Large Lego Blocks Decorations:

You will need rectangle boxes, solid colored wrapping paper, toilet paper or paper towel rolls, scissors, tape and glue or hot glue gun.

Wrap rectangle box in colored wrapping paper. I wanted to use 3 different colors but Dollar General only had Yellow. I think it still looked awesome! I used tissue paper boxes but Capri Sun boxes work great too.

Cut your paper towel roll to be about 2-2 1/2 inches high. I only did 3 boxes so I needed 10 of these. 6 for top and 2 each for bottom boxes.

Wrap the 2 inch pieces as best as you can. You can fold wrapping paper in side the tubes bottom edge, that seemed to help some. Mine were not perfect circles, but it still looked great!

You will then attach 2 inch pieces to boxes. I used a hot glue gun and it worked great because none of my top pieces came off.

I did not measure when I glued them down I just eyed it to make it even. If you are a crazy perfectionist then measure away and make those legos perfect!

You can check out my other DIY Lego Ninjago Post:

Lego Ninjago Party Favor Ideas

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To see how I put the the DIY Mad Scientist Costume together Click Here.

Free Printable Scientist Badge:

DIY Mad Scientist Costume – What you need:

Free Printable Scientist Badge:

You can check out my other DIY Lego Ninjago Post:

DOWNLOAD

JPG FILE HERE >> LEGO NINJAGO INVITAION FREE PRINTABLE <<

PDF FILE HERE >>LEGO-NINJAGO-INVITAION-FREE-PRINTABLE <<

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