Make your own stuffed animal, or in this case, caterpillars!
You can use tube socks or stocking socks, depending on how long you want your caterpillar to be. Craft stores do sell fabric glue if regular glue does not work. You don't have to add floral wire either, I thought it would be neat to bend it in a billion different ways and have it stay that way each time because of the floral wire. Shenanigans.
Here is the link for inspiration: http://www.artbarblog.com/category/create/page/2/. Enjoy!
Crafts for kids and their grown-ups from the Rochester Public Library Children's Room
Saturday, May 28, 2016
Sock Caterpillars!
Labels:
buttons,
fabric,
fabric paint,
floral wire.,
glue,
pompom,
scissors,
tube sock,
yarn
Friday, May 20, 2016
Coffee Filter Suncatchers!
Go catch some sun!
Here is a cute and easy craft to make with the kids: http://alittlepinchofperfect.com/ocean-animal-coffee-filter-craf/. Add some color to your playroom or any room with these suncatchers, make a few or make a bunch! Enjoy!
Here is a cute and easy craft to make with the kids: http://alittlepinchofperfect.com/ocean-animal-coffee-filter-craf/. Add some color to your playroom or any room with these suncatchers, make a few or make a bunch! Enjoy!
Saturday, May 14, 2016
Shaker Eggs!
Got summer jitters? Make shaker eggs with the kids!
Here is the link with full instructions: http://www.mamasmiles.com/fancy-shaker-eggs-version-two/. Have fun!
Here is the link with full instructions: http://www.mamasmiles.com/fancy-shaker-eggs-version-two/. Have fun!
Labels:
color sand,
duct tape,
fun.,
music crafts,
Plastic eggs,
polly pellets
Friday, May 6, 2016
Boats!
On your mark, get set, sail!
Let your children discover how many different ways they can build a boat that sails or floats. Which boat floats the best? Which boat sails the fastest?
Here is the link for full instructions: http://www.teachpreschool.org/2013/05/making-simple-boats-that-float/. Also, the book mentioned in the post, Little Tug by Stephen Savage, is a good book that my preschool story timer kids and I enjoyed reading. Enjoy!
Let your children discover how many different ways they can build a boat that sails or floats. Which boat floats the best? Which boat sails the fastest?
Here is the link for full instructions: http://www.teachpreschool.org/2013/05/making-simple-boats-that-float/. Also, the book mentioned in the post, Little Tug by Stephen Savage, is a good book that my preschool story timer kids and I enjoyed reading. Enjoy!
Labels:
corks,
craft foam,
experiment,
fun.,
markers,
rubberband,
scissors,
toothpicks,
water
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