Your preschool guests will delight at creating ornaments that show three little kittens who have found their mittens! These mittens ornaments are sure to keep young guests at your preschooler’s holiday crafts party entertained before games and refreshments. They’ll make great party favors which are sure to be hung on Christmas trees for years to … Read more
These charming felt “gingerbread” ornaments will give your holiday tree an irresistibly delicious effect. You and your preschooler will enjoy working together using fabric paint for eyes, mouths, bow ties, clothing, or almost any embellishment your creative preschooler will want to add. With the materials listed, you’ll be able to create approximately 30 delicious-looking ornaments … Read more
Preschool girls will enjoy this bright and cheery Preschool Spring Craft. Very inexpensive and fun to assemble, the Preschool Spring Sunshine Purse is a great spring craft and cute addition to your preschooler’s dress-up collection. Materials You Will Need Two yellow felt squares 18” yellow ribbon Black shiny fabric paint Tacky glue Scissors How to … Read more
Make a beautiful Mother’s Day gift out of a recycled aluminum can. This preschool holiday craft is simple to do, yet will show Mom (or Grandma) just how much she’s loved! This preschool craft is also great for Father’s Day, Grandparent’s Day, Valentine’s Day, and Christmas. Materials You Will Need Aluminum Can Pictures of Mom … Read more
Fireworks on the Fourth of July are so much fun! With this Fourth of July Preschool Sparkler Craft, your preschooler can participate too, instead of just watching on the sidelines. This craft can be made into a great centerpiece for your Independence Day barbeque or can be used as a corsage for all the guests … Read more
Whether your preschooler is in a parade, sitting on the sidelines or even just flying it up and down the block, this Patriotic Ribbon Streamer Preschool Craft is a quick and easy project with wonderful results. It will give your preschooler the opportunity to show their patriotism this Fourth of July. What You Need Clean … Read more
The hardware store has so many inexpensive things that you and your preschooler can turn into a craft project. The next time you need to pick up some nuts and bolts, get a few feet of clear plastic tubing while you’re there and make some of these Wonderful Water Bracelets. They cost only a few … Read more
Most preschoolers have a collection of toy cars, whether they are Hotwheels™, Match Box™ or some other brand, you can use them at craft time too. It’s perfect for preschoolers have not developed the attention span it takes to sit and do a tedious craft. Redefining what the car toys can be used for is … Read more
You know the little plastic containers you end up with from those toy vending machines at the front of stores? Have you ever thought, “they must be good for something!” Well, here’s a clever little Candy Bug preschool craft that will recycle those plastic holders into something fun. They can hold a variety of items, … Read more
A toilet paper roll. That’s the base behind these adorable little sesame street characters! Seriously, don’t throw those things away, guys! I don’t know about you all, but where we live, we are snowed in for the day. Heck, maybe even the week! So we’re doing a few crafts will we stay warm inside. Sesame … Read more