Spring paper plate crafts

Paper Plate Aquarium Craft – My Creative Barn

Kids will not only love the creative process of making this paper plate fluttering butterfly craft but afterwards they will have a blast getting to play with it, watching the butterfly flutter along the paper plate. Great spring craft and summer craft for kids. #kidscraft #craftsforkids #springcraftsforkids #summercraftsforkids #iheartcraftythings #papercraft

Hey everyone, Lisa here ready to share a great craft idea for your little crafters! Make a pretty sunflower to display in your kitchen or in a child’s window. Make several and place them in a coffee can filled with floral foam to make a fun bouquet! I did this craft with my almost 4 year old and he really got into it, he loves using his imagination to create! What you'll need: Mini paper plate 1 pkg small brown pom-poms Wooden dowel 1 sheet green felt White craft glue Yellow acrylic paint…

An easy paper plate ladybug craft for kids to make this spring. It can be part of an insect and bug unit study or make it just for fun.

A paper plate butterfly craft for kids -- a great summer activity and especially beautiful with marbled paper plates!

Materials: - Paper Plates (one for each child) - Black Tempera Paint - Paintbrushes - Brown Tissue Paper - Yellow Construction Paper -...

Paper plate craft ideas for preschoolers Paper plates are brilliant for craft projects and are super versatile. Here we’ve made plate monsters (monster plates?) with stuff in the craft box. We have be

I have a post-it note beside my desk with the letters J, K, N, U, X, and Y on it. Those are the letters that are still missing from my list of Children's Crafts from A-Z. Trevor and I are determined to craft our way through the remaining letters as soon as possible. In the past few weeks, we've knocked Q (Quail) and V (Volcano) off the list. Once I finish this post, we'll scratch N off the list. N is for Nest! Paper Plate Nest Supplies: small paper plate (cake size) brown paint shredded…

A simple paper plate bee craft for preschoolers and older kids. A fun spring craft, perfect for an insect study unit. Paint with pom-poms.