Easy Frog Craft for Kids

Summer is in full swing....and ending all too quickly! If you're kids have any bored days where they are jumping off the walls like little frogs....then here's a super easy craft they can create with all that froggy energy!

Supplies:

• Construction paper - light green, dark green, white, black, red.
• Scissors
• Hole Punch
• Glue

How to Make it!

1. Use the light green paper to cut out a big oval shape for the frog's face.
2. Use the white paper to cut out 2 big circles, and the black paper to cut out 2 small circles. These are the eyes.
3. Use the red paper to cut out a long skinny strip, and then cut the end of it to look like the frog's tongue.
4. Use a hole punch on the dark green paper to punch out a few little circles for the spots on the frog's face.
5. Glue the eyes on the top of the oval, so they stick up from the face a little bit.
6. Draw a smile with a black marker, then glue the tongue as if it's coming out of the side of the mouth. You can even put a little bend or curl on the tongue.
7. Glue the small green circles to the sides of the frog's face like cute little froggy warts!

All done! 

Hang it up to display

OR you could even make a few and put on a puppet show!

Ribbit, ribbit.

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Easter Bunny Shapes Craft for Kids

Easter is right around the corner. Literally, just take one more step and boom. Easter!

So here is a fun (and super easy!) Easter Bunny craft you can make with your little ones to bring some Easter fun into your life!

Supplies:

• Craft foam in white and pink
• Scissors
• Glue
• Black marker

How to Make it:

1. From the white foam, cut out a square shape, and 2 large triangles.
2. From the pink foam, cut out a small rectangle, and 2 triangles just smaller than the white ones, and then glue them together.
3. Glue the ears to the back of the white square.
4. Glue the small pink rectangle onto the middle of the square, this is the bunny's nose!
5. Using the black marker, draw on eyes, whiskers, and a cute little smile.

All done! Enjoy your cute square shaped friend and have a very Hoppy Easter!

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Starfish Ocean Craft for Kids

This cute starfish craft is a great activity for summer, an ocean theme for preschool, or even for no other reason than to have a cute starfish friend!

Check it out!

Supplies:

• White paper
• Tempera Paint - orange, yellow, purple. Or any other colors you want on your starfish! (ps. I highly recommend this Crayola Tempera Paint.)
• Hole Puncher
• Scissors
• Glue
• Googly Eyes
• Black marker

How to Make it:

1. Paint a couple pieces of paper in the different colors you have chosen for your starfish. (We used a combination of yellow and orange on a paper for the starfish body, and other colors for the spots)
2. Let the paint dry for a few hours, or overnight.
3. Cut out a starfish shape (you can draw a shape on paper until you get it how you'd like it. Some starfish are fat, some are skinny. Some pointy and some round. There are many possibilities!)
4. With a hole punch, punch out some small circles from the other colors of papers you painted.
5. Glue on the small circles, and the googly eyes.
6. Draw a smile with a black marker. All done!

And here are some cute books to go along with this fun starfish craft!

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Shape Bird - Educational Craft

Birds come in all shapes and sizes.

And some birds come in just SHAPES! :)

Here is a fun and educational bird craft you can do with your little ones.

Supplies:

• Craft Foam or Construction Paper in yellow and the color you want your bird to be.
• Scissors
• Glue
• 1" Googly Eye

Make it!

Step 1. Using the craft foam you choose for your bird, cut out a square about 3" big, a small semi-circle, and a small crescent shape.

Step 2. Cut out 3 small triangles from the yellow craft foam.

Step 3. Help your child name all the shapes, including the eye (circle). Tell them you're going to create an animal with the shapes. 

Step 4. As you show your child where to glue each shape (as shown below), have them try to guess what animal they are crafting. Add the Googly eye. Let it dry and you're done!

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Happy Crafting!

And if you're looking for more Bird-Themed fun for your preschooler, I just found these super cute bird buttons! I love buttons. They are so fun for little hands to play with and are also perfect to use to practice counting and sorting. Hours of fun I tell you.

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Make it even better with one of these SHAPES workbooks to go along with this activity!

            



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