Braxton was given the assignment to make a "Leprechaun trap". He had to come up with an idea, draw out a plan and then construct it. So we did the old, box trap. We put a box full of "gold" under a bigger box that is conspicuously held up by a stick that is attached to the box of "gold" by a rope. So, when the little Leprechaun tries to take the gold, BAM! We got him! It's an oldie, I know, but works everytime. Braxton was quite excited about it. (That white strip of paper that is on the front of the box says, "Please don't take!" A little reverse psychology.)
Friday, March 16, 2007
Leprechaun Trap!
Braxton was given the assignment to make a "Leprechaun trap". He had to come up with an idea, draw out a plan and then construct it. So we did the old, box trap. We put a box full of "gold" under a bigger box that is conspicuously held up by a stick that is attached to the box of "gold" by a rope. So, when the little Leprechaun tries to take the gold, BAM! We got him! It's an oldie, I know, but works everytime. Braxton was quite excited about it. (That white strip of paper that is on the front of the box says, "Please don't take!" A little reverse psychology.)
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any leprechauns yet??? what will happen if one is caught. good luck, ive been trying to catch one for 33 yrs
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