You are going to absolutely love this easy skeleton craft. Stick around to the end, and I will tell you how I make this moveable paper skeleton craft into a dancing skeleton.
The Occupational Therapist in me really came out on this craft. I just can't help it sometimes. When I see clothespins, I always think of developing fine motor skills. And, for some reason, I also thought..."Hey, those clothespins would make great ribs!" I cannot explain why my mind works likes this (believe me, people have been trying to figure me out for years), but this time my strange thoughts lead to a really fun and interactive Halloween craft for kids! I know that your kiddo will love it (and maybe even learn a little something along the way...just don't tell them that).
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Not only are these oversized ornaments great preschool Christmas crafts, but they are also perfect Christmas crafts for toddlers. For little ones who can't manipulate a stapler, a grown up will have to take over putting the plates together (step 3), but placing the little tissue pieces is ideal for promoting fine motor coordination in little ones. Plus, they will be so happy with what they create. Hang them from the ceiling when finished for a simple homemade Christmas decoration. You can also put them outside in an area that has a covering to protect it from the weather.
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This Rudolph craft is so super simple that most kids will be able to make it in about 5 minutes. Of course, you can start with Rudolph and then go on and make the rest of the reindeer in Santa's gang. If you are going to make this reindeer craft for preschool, it may require some assistance with cutting the smaller parts. You may choose to precut all but the body of Rudolph.
Imagine giving handmade Christmas cards, from the heart, this year
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Brown construction paperScissorsGlue stickBlack sharpie marker Scraps of black, white and red...
One of the most serene experiences I've ever had was sitting on the beach during while the sun was setting and seeing dolphins jumping in the water in front of us. These sunset crafts help you experience these beautiful moments using just a few basic craft supplies. Get out the tissue paper squares and create a beautiful backdrop. Then just pick one of our free printable summer silhouettes, cut it out and add it to your beautiful beach craft.
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Paper plateBlue, pink, orange and yellow tissue paper squaresGlue stickBlack construction paperScissorsBlack Sharpie markerPrintable silhouette
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Have you ever seen a bald in eagle in real life? Needless to say, they are IMPRESSIVE! This eagle craft is simple and fun to make, and I hope that it does this regal bird at least a little bit of justice. Looking for a patriotic craft, something to make with your kids for Memorial Day, Labor Day or the Fourth of July? This simple bald eagle craft is just the ticket. Be sure to download the free printable craft template.
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