Explore kids crafts with visual directions! These crafts help children develop fine motor skills, creativity, following procedures, sequencing, and independence through clear, step-by-step visual guides.
Got little ones buzzing around looking for something to do? This paper plate ladybug is quick, creative and sneaks in some cutting and gluing practice. It’s perfect for a rainy day, a bug unit or a classroom craft table. Ages 3 to 6 Time 30 minutes plus drying Skills Cutting, gluing Season Spring and summer … Read more
Let’s get buzzing! This paper plate bee is a quick, cheerful craft that’s perfect for talking about bees while little hands cut, paint and glue. Hang a whole swarm on the fridge or a classroom bulletin board. Ages 3 to 6 Time 30 minutes plus drying Skills Cutting, painting, patterns Season Spring Jump to: How … Read more
Who can resist Sam-I-Am? This Green Eggs and Ham craft turns a paper plate into a shiny skillet full of silly green eggs. It’s simple, uses supplies you probably already have and sneaks in cutting and gluing practice. Read the book while the paint dries! Ages 3 to 7 Time 30 minutes plus drying Skills … Read more
Kids love Mo Willems’ silly characters, and this pig paper plate craft is a fun way to bring Piggie off the page after storytime. It’s pink paint, a few paper shapes and a big happy smile. Simple enough for preschoolers and full of giggles. Ages 3 to 6 Time 30 minutes plus drying Skills Cutting, … Read more
This Put Me in the Zoo craft brings Spot, the leopard who can change his spots, right off the page. A yellow paper plate, a simple face and a pile of colorful pom poms make a bright, happy craft that’s perfect after reading the book. Ages 3 to 6 Time 30 minutes plus drying Skills … Read more