Posts Tagged ‘crafts for kids’
Animal Face Pencil Toppers
Need a five-minute craft that stops fights over pencils? These adorable button pencil toppers are perfect! Age: 5+ Duration: 5 minutes Learning Outcomes: Practice fine motor skills, animal names, and clearly mark pencils so students don’t lose them or argue over whose pencil is whose! You’ll Need: R2040 Animal Face Buttons Chenille Stems Pencils This craft is quick,…
Read MoreLace Paper Dolls
Add beautiful trims and details to your paper dolls with R22054 Lace Paper! Age: 4+ Duration: 10-20 minutes Learning Objectives: Use multiple materials to make details. Talk about fashion and how to combine details to make interesting combinations of clothes. … Continue reading 
Welcome Back to the New Year!
Check out our top ten posts from 2015 as we celebrate a New Year! Continue reading
Repurposed Brown Paper Art (Christmas Edition)
We always hear about great ways to get kids thinking creatively, while doing some sort of double duty. By this, I mean putting down brown packing paper onto tables to protect the surfaces, while giving kids the ability to draw … Continue reading
Jack O’ Lantern Weaving Mats
Weave beautiful bright patterned strips through lovely weaving mat pumpkins, pre-cut for a ready-to-use fine motor activity! Weaving mats are a great way to encourage fine motor development in young children. It’s a skill that’s inherent to finger work as … Continue reading
Constructa Clips Neighborhood
Constructa Clips are our versatile building toys–combine recyclable materials using the handy clips, and create anything from vehicles to robots, buildings and more! In this project, we got our campers to contribute to the development of a model neighborhood using … Continue reading
Spotlight on… Postage Stamp!
Mail something nice to a friend and make your own signature stamp piece! These large sized paper sheets are shaped like postage stamps, and cut with a special border to mimic the look and feel of the real thing. They … Continue reading
Groundhog Day: Will he see his shadow or not??
In anticipation of the upcoming Groundhog Day on February 2nd, predict with your students whether or not the groundhog Punxsutawney Phil will see his shadow or not with our R42006 Groundhog Day Craft! The Groundhog Day craft has everything you … Continue reading
Craft Spotlight: Project Leaves with a Thanksgiving Turkey project!
It’s never too early to start thinking about seasonal crafts for the classroom, no matter what time of year! Prepare for Thanksgiving with our true-to-life sized R51080 Project Leaves in a variety of colors and shapes. Use the Project Leaves … Continue reading
Craft Spotlight: Farm Animal Masks
Dress up, learn facts, exercise and play farm with Farm Animal Masks! These pre-printed, coated masks are the perfect tools for encouraging students to participate in dramatic play and physical education! There are 8 different animals to choose from, so your students … Continue reading