Crafting with preschoolers is incredibly rewarding - yes, it IS challenging - hands aren't as nimble, preschoolers have a mind of their own (which is great and to be encouraged) and they are just a wee bit messy...
However, with the right project, you can nurture your young child's imagination and creative and make some wonderful Preschool Craft projects. Scroll down to see our latest Preschooler Crafts.
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It’s time for more Scarecrow Fun! I didn’t plan on making a Toilet Paper Roll Scarecrow.. but I was making a super cute Scarecrow Paper Puppet with Hattifant and whilst we were discussing details… inspiration struck. And when inspiration strikes, you simply have to take up on it. Right? Especially when your Scarecrow Craft is […]
Welcome back to another Kids Get Arty post -a bi monthly challenge all about exploring real artists, discussing and then having a “go” in the style of that artists! You can find more information on the Kids Get Arty page – including all our previous art projects for kids, which include Andy Warhol, Andy Goldsworthy, David Hockney, […]
Oh the things you can make from a Cardboard Box! Today we welcome Babysits.org, who show us how to make some wonderful and easy DIY Cardboard Animal Toys. Are your bins filled with cardboard packaging every week? Why not use this cardboard to create fun and interactive DIY projects? Get your kids involved and teach […]
