I must admit that I’m a little bit in love with this super easy ghost craft for kids. Why? Well for a start I’m a huge fan of anything simple, I like ideas that kids can achieve from a young age (we’ve got so many crafts for toddlers and preschoolers here!)
Secondly, this is a good craft for developing your child’s pincer grasp which is a good thing and thirdly and of course most importantly – it looks cute! And cute and easy Halloween crafts for kids are always a good thing.
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Apple crafts are a great way to get kids excited about the change in season and they’re a great way to help them get them excited about healthy food too.
This apple suncatcher craft is a great cutting activity for preschoolers – I made these with my daughter who was three at the time and they’re great for kids to be able to display their artwork afterwards.
These would also be really good if you are doing a fruit and vegetable theme and as we love to match up a craft with a snack it’s a great excuse to eat some apples too!
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Perfect for learning about the seasons and weather this four seasons tree painting idea is easy for kids to make and uses our free template to make it simple for you to set this activity up.
Learning about the seasons is fun, but I know that for my kids any subject is a bit more interesting when they get to do something creative about it!
We’ve created loads of tree crafts over the years with ideas for each season, but if you’d like to create something that shows all the seasons on one page then our four seasons crafts are perfect.
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Looking for an easy but fun activity to try? This resist fish art for kids is perfect for all fans of under the sea crafts and using our free fish template makes it easy for you to set up too.
To make this colorful fish craft I’ve used a really simple technique using a material that I already had at home as a nice alternative to paintbrushes, but if it’s something that you don’t have in yours don’t worry, I’ve shared lots of alternatives for things that would work just as well.
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No matter what the season is nature crafts for kids are always a good idea and they’re the perfect excuse to get outside too. You can look for leaves and pine cones in fall, flowers in spring or summer and even in winter when things seem a bit thin on the ground you can always go and do a bit of rock hunting.
Like most parents I try to encourage a love of nature in my kids and I think that getting hands on with nature is the best way to do this.
It’s also a lot cheaper to use a pine cone you found in your backyard to craft with than it is to spend loads of money buying new materials!
All the crafts I’m sharing today use natural materials and are inspired by nature with seashells, rocks, leaves and flowers all taking a centre stage.
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