Need something simple to make with your child? This tissue paper corn craft works across so many themes meaning that it’s a good one to keep in your back pocket when you need ‘something’ to do.
Tissue paper is a great craft to use with your child. Not only is it really cheap but it doesn’t matter if you tear it, in fact we’ll be encouraging that, and it feels and sounds good too.
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This simple paper corn craft is easy to make and it’s a great way of using up scrap paper too.
Corn crafts are great for lots of topics and celebrations autumn, harvest, healthy eating and Thanksgiving are all ones which this would fit in nicely with.
This craft uses our free corn template too meaning that it’s easy for you to prepare at home or for you to print a few copies if you are doing this activity with a group.
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This stained glass pumpkin suncatcher is an easy Halloween craft that I made with my kids a few years ago and every Halloween it’s been crazy popular. Of course it’s not really glass but the materials used mean the colours are a bit brighter than you would get with tissue paper and with the end result looks like stained glass which also gave us a great opportunity to talk about colour mixing.
This pumpkin craft for kids but is a great activity for toddlers or preschoolers as it’s great for fine motor skills and you can use it to discuss colour mixing practice and scissor skills too!
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Looking for some easy Harvest crafts? These activities for kids are always popular during autumn as people start looking for some creative ideas for Harvest Festival or as a good way to look at farming and the change in seasons.
Scarecrows, apple and vegetable crafts and even some autumn leaf crafts are great for harvest crafts and there’s lots of simple DIY ideas that you can make with your children or at preschool or Sunday School.
We’ve also got lots of free templates that are suitable for this time of year to help make preparing activities even easier.
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This free printable Halloween scavenger hunt is perfect for keeping the kids entertained over the spookiest time of the year!
Perfect for a walk around your neighbourhood before trick or treating (I’m not sure my kids could handle any more excitement then?!), if you’re avoiding trick or treating this year but still want to have a walk in all the fun (possibly also us this year) or in classrooms. You could also use this as a scavenger hunt around your own home or a friends house. With so many ideas all that’s waiting is for you to print it and get started.
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