NYE Glasses
Materials:
Make It: Print out templet at https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/images.kiwicrate.com/printables/KiwiCrate_2016Glasses.pdf and cut out the shapes. Trace shapes using marker on foam and cut them out. Glue the numbers on the top of the glasses and let the kids have fun decorating the rest with markers and foam stickers! Use the rest of the foam sheets to make confetti.
Materials:
- Foam Sheets
- Glue
- Scissors
- Markers
- Foam Stickers
Make It: Print out templet at https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/images.kiwicrate.com/printables/KiwiCrate_2016Glasses.pdf and cut out the shapes. Trace shapes using marker on foam and cut them out. Glue the numbers on the top of the glasses and let the kids have fun decorating the rest with markers and foam stickers! Use the rest of the foam sheets to make confetti.
Shaving Cream painted Easter Eggs
You will need:
A tray of some sorts
Shaving cream
Cardstock or construction paper
Acrylic paints
Squeegee
A toothpick, paintbrush, or spoon (something
to swirl paint)
You will need:
A tray of some sorts
Shaving cream
Cardstock or construction paper
Acrylic paints
Squeegee
A toothpick, paintbrush, or spoon (something
to swirl paint)
Straw Fireworks
You will need:
7 Flexible Straws
Paint
White paper
Directions:
Start by stretching out the straws as far as they can go and group them together in your hand. Spread out the top of the straws so they are sticking out. Have someone put a piece of tape around the bottom of them as you’re holding them. Let go and put another piece right under the top.
Have the kids dip the straws into blue paint first and stamp it all over the paper. If the paint doesn’t show up great, have them press each straw individually against the paper. Add some red paint and your fireworks are done! Add some glitter if you want some sparkle to them.
For more instructions and photos visit: http://www.craftymorning.com/fireworks-craft-kids-using-straws/
You will need:
7 Flexible Straws
Paint
White paper
Directions:
Start by stretching out the straws as far as they can go and group them together in your hand. Spread out the top of the straws so they are sticking out. Have someone put a piece of tape around the bottom of them as you’re holding them. Let go and put another piece right under the top.
Have the kids dip the straws into blue paint first and stamp it all over the paper. If the paint doesn’t show up great, have them press each straw individually against the paper. Add some red paint and your fireworks are done! Add some glitter if you want some sparkle to them.
For more instructions and photos visit: http://www.craftymorning.com/fireworks-craft-kids-using-straws/
Paper Plate Halloween Characters
You will need:
paper plates (small, round dessert-sized plates work best)
acrylic paint
a foam paint brush
construction paper
glue
scissors
googly eyes
Directions:
To make the Jack-o-Lantern:
1. Paint a paper plate orange with acrylic paint.
2. Cut a stem out of brown paper, a leaf out of green paper, and a
mouth out of black paper. Glue the stem and leaf to the back of the plate
and the mouth to the front.
3. Cut two strips of orange paper and fold accordion-style. Glue to
the back of the plate.
4. Glue two googly eyes to the front of the plate.
Directions for the other two characters visit:
http://blog.vickybarone.com/2014/10/08/paper-plate-halloween-characters/
You will need:
paper plates (small, round dessert-sized plates work best)
acrylic paint
a foam paint brush
construction paper
glue
scissors
googly eyes
Directions:
To make the Jack-o-Lantern:
1. Paint a paper plate orange with acrylic paint.
2. Cut a stem out of brown paper, a leaf out of green paper, and a
mouth out of black paper. Glue the stem and leaf to the back of the plate
and the mouth to the front.
3. Cut two strips of orange paper and fold accordion-style. Glue to
the back of the plate.
4. Glue two googly eyes to the front of the plate.
Directions for the other two characters visit:
http://blog.vickybarone.com/2014/10/08/paper-plate-halloween-characters/
Toddler Halloween Paintings
Materials:
2 Canvases
Orange, black, white paint
Q-tips
Foam brush
Googly Eyes
Hot Glue
Make It: Paint one canvas orange and one black using a foam brush. Wait for it to dry. Then add orange polka dots on the black one and a web on the orange one using a q-tip. Let those dry. Paint kids hands black and stamped them on the orange one to make a spider and one foot white to make a ghost. You can also paint on the words and hot glued
googly eyes on them.
Materials:
2 Canvases
Orange, black, white paint
Q-tips
Foam brush
Googly Eyes
Hot Glue
Make It: Paint one canvas orange and one black using a foam brush. Wait for it to dry. Then add orange polka dots on the black one and a web on the orange one using a q-tip. Let those dry. Paint kids hands black and stamped them on the orange one to make a spider and one foot white to make a ghost. You can also paint on the words and hot glued
googly eyes on them.
Thanksgiving Turkey Craft
Materials:
1 small white dessert paper plate
Paint or Foam brush
Googly Eyes
Scissors
Candy Corn
Different colored construction paper
Tacky Glue
Markers
Washable orange paint
Stapler
Thanksgiving or fall foam stickers (optional)
Make It: Paint the bottom of the small plate with the orange paint.
Trace one of your child’s hands with a pencil on construction paper and cut. This will be the turkey’s feet. Use tacky glut to glue googly eyes and the candy corn to the empty toilet paper roll. Using different colors of construction paper, cut shapes that are similar to feathers. You can make between six and ten. Talk to your child about Thanksgiving and about things that we are thankful for. Write one thing they are grateful/thankful for on each feather. Staple the feathers around the top of the plate with the words facing up to make the turkey’s tail. Use tacky glue to glue the empty toilet paper roll onto the paper plate. Apply some tacky glue around the thin bottom of the empty toilet paper roll and set it on the traced hand print.
Optional: Stick Thanksgiving or fall foam stickers on the orange plate.
Materials:
1 small white dessert paper plate
Paint or Foam brush
Googly Eyes
Scissors
Candy Corn
Different colored construction paper
Tacky Glue
Markers
Washable orange paint
Stapler
Thanksgiving or fall foam stickers (optional)
Make It: Paint the bottom of the small plate with the orange paint.
Trace one of your child’s hands with a pencil on construction paper and cut. This will be the turkey’s feet. Use tacky glut to glue googly eyes and the candy corn to the empty toilet paper roll. Using different colors of construction paper, cut shapes that are similar to feathers. You can make between six and ten. Talk to your child about Thanksgiving and about things that we are thankful for. Write one thing they are grateful/thankful for on each feather. Staple the feathers around the top of the plate with the words facing up to make the turkey’s tail. Use tacky glue to glue the empty toilet paper roll onto the paper plate. Apply some tacky glue around the thin bottom of the empty toilet paper roll and set it on the traced hand print.
Optional: Stick Thanksgiving or fall foam stickers on the orange plate.
Build a Gingerbread Man
What you’ll need:
orange marker or pen Construction paper (brown & white)
Googly eyes
Buttons
Pom poms
Glue sticks or school glue
Magic marker
Directions
Draw & cut out a few gingerbread man shapes. Cut wavy lines out of white construction paper for the icing for the arms & legs. Put those, googly eyes, buttons & pom poms on a plate to be used for decoration. Give your child or children some glue & let them go…
Craft Idea: https://thepinterestedparent.com/2015/10/gingerbread-men-crafts/
What you’ll need:
orange marker or pen Construction paper (brown & white)
Googly eyes
Buttons
Pom poms
Glue sticks or school glue
Magic marker
Directions
Draw & cut out a few gingerbread man shapes. Cut wavy lines out of white construction paper for the icing for the arms & legs. Put those, googly eyes, buttons & pom poms on a plate to be used for decoration. Give your child or children some glue & let them go…
Craft Idea: https://thepinterestedparent.com/2015/10/gingerbread-men-crafts/
Paper Plate laced Christmas Tree Craft
Materials:
Make It: Start by painting your paper plate green. Let it dry completely. When your paper plate is dry, cut it into thirds, then cut one of the section a bit smaller. When you layer them together with the smallest one on top, you have a Christmas Tree shape. Use your hole punch to punch six (6) holes across the bottom of each paper plate section. Cut a 12-inch section of ribbon for each paper plate section and lace them through the holes. Start by bringing the ribbon up from the back of the paper plate into the first hole and then continue through the holes, finishing with the excess ribbon hanging off the back of the paper plate. Tape the excess pieces of ribbon to the back of the paper plate to hold them in place. When you are finished lacing all your pieces, use a stapler to staple them together into your Christmas Tree. Finish you Christmas Tree by stapling (or gluing) on a brown tree stump cut out from your brown paper and adding a foam star sticker at the top. Glue on any sequin or embellishments that you would like to decorate your Christmas Tree. Here is my 4-year olds Christmas Tree above. She chose to add sequins and little jewels with a silver star on top. Such a beautiful piece of artwork to display for the holiday!
For More photos click here: http://iheartcraftythings.com/paper-plate-laced-christmas-tree-craft.html
Materials:
- paper plate
- green acrylic paint
- paint brush
- scissors
- hole punch
- ribbon or yarn
- tape
- stapler
- brown cardstock paper
- star foam sticker
- sequins
- glue
Make It: Start by painting your paper plate green. Let it dry completely. When your paper plate is dry, cut it into thirds, then cut one of the section a bit smaller. When you layer them together with the smallest one on top, you have a Christmas Tree shape. Use your hole punch to punch six (6) holes across the bottom of each paper plate section. Cut a 12-inch section of ribbon for each paper plate section and lace them through the holes. Start by bringing the ribbon up from the back of the paper plate into the first hole and then continue through the holes, finishing with the excess ribbon hanging off the back of the paper plate. Tape the excess pieces of ribbon to the back of the paper plate to hold them in place. When you are finished lacing all your pieces, use a stapler to staple them together into your Christmas Tree. Finish you Christmas Tree by stapling (or gluing) on a brown tree stump cut out from your brown paper and adding a foam star sticker at the top. Glue on any sequin or embellishments that you would like to decorate your Christmas Tree. Here is my 4-year olds Christmas Tree above. She chose to add sequins and little jewels with a silver star on top. Such a beautiful piece of artwork to display for the holiday!
For More photos click here: http://iheartcraftythings.com/paper-plate-laced-christmas-tree-craft.html