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This is a fun preschool craft that is also a great learning experience. It gives you an opportunity to work on drawing, creating a story and letters all at the same time. Depending on the age of the child, you can have them tell you the story of the pictures and you can write it, or if they are old enough they can write it themselves.
Supplies:
White computer paper
Stapler
Crayons
Steps:
Fold a few pieces of Paper in half to make a little book
Staple center
Have your child think about what they want their book to be about and then draw a picture on the front.
Help them come up with a title and then write it for them (or help them write it if they are able to)
Have them draw pictures on the rest of the pages and tell you the rest of the story on each of those pages.
My daughter loves to play dress up and whats better then to make your own dress up clothes!! This is a great video on how to make you very own princess Tiara! It’s a great Kindergarten Craft!
This is a fun preschool craft that makes a great lesson if you combine it with reading The very hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle. The Very hungry caterpillar is a great book and kids love it. I love combining crafts with books!! Then you can bring the characters to life in the books that you read.
Supplies:
Paper Egg Carton
Pipecleaners
Googly eyes
Markers
Glue
Scissors
Steps:
Cut a section of the egg carton to make the body of the caterpillar
Cut pipecleaners and stick in top of front of egg carton
Glue eyes on front of egg carton
Decorate egg carton with markers
You can add legs with pipe cleaners, by inserting them into the side of the egg carton.
This is a fun Kindergarten Craft that is also a great Kindergarten learning game! You can make it red and white and give it as a gift for Valentine’s Day! You’ll need to collect some water bottle caps or soda caps for a bit as the markers.
Supplies:
Cardstock Paper 11×8
Ruler
12 caps
Crayons
Pencil/Black Marker
Steps:
Use ruler to mark a space for a square with 6 squares across (1 inch wide) and 6 squares high
Then use the ruler to draw the lines.
Have your child color every other square.
If your caps are different not different colors, color one set a different color, or put stickers on them.
Teach your child how to play checkers, and have fun!!!