Butterflies, bees, caterpillars and ladybirds – today I’m sharing some of my favourite bug crafts for toddlers with lots of simple and achievable ideas that toddlers can enjoy.
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by Kate Williams |
Butterflies, bees, caterpillars and ladybirds – today I’m sharing some of my favourite bug crafts for toddlers with lots of simple and achievable ideas that toddlers can enjoy.
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Updated on by Kate Williams |
I love how the printing technique in this moon craft makes it look like little craters all over the moons surface! This moon craft is really easy to set up and not too messy either (well, for painting anyway!)
It’s perfect for toddlers and preschoolers as well as reception age or even older kids who you just want a nice, simple space themed craft for – I’ve also added some ideas below on how you could adapt it for different ages so if you have more than one kid at home who you want to craft with it’s a good one for keeping them both entertained.
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Sometimes we all need to go back to basics a bit, doing the crafts that are easy to set up and don’t require us spending loads of money on materials or (even worse) having to wait for them to be delivered.
This easy butterfly craft is perfect as it ticks all the boxes plus it looks really pretty too!
Butterfly crafts are great for spring and summer and this is one that will look super sweet pinned on your kids wall or in pride of place on your fridge or noticeboard.

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We’ve shared quite a lot of animal themed crafts for toddlers and with all things spring firmly on my mind today I’m sharing this easy sheep craft for toddlers.
Of course it’s a craft that can be adapted for older kids too and as preschool and older aged children grow more confident with scissors it’s one that they can enjoy too but on it’s most simplistic level with a little bit of grown up help this is an easy farm animal craft for toddlers that’s perfect for this time of year.
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This fun rainbow fish craft put a smile on my grumpy toddlers face yesterday. After a few days of hot weather she’s been tired and grumpy but when I asked her if she wanted to do some ‘making’ she brightened straight up!
We love sharing crafts for toddlers and as under the sea crafts are pretty popular with preschools and nurseries she’s been doing a lot of sea crafts for kids at nursery recently so this was a nice way to continue at home.
My son has also been reading the Rainbow Fish which this craft fits in really well with! There are ways to adapt this craft easily for different ages and this post does also contain a bit of a precautionary tale which I highly recommend you read before you start crafting!
