Egy olyan kreatív téli / karácsonyi dekorációs ötletet keresel, amit akár a kisebb gyerekekkel is egyszerűen megvalósíthattok? Próbáljátok ki ezt a szuper kreatív ötletet, a papír tányérból és színes gombokból készült hóember arcot! Kreatív ötlet ugye? A papír tányér hóembereket hagyhatjátok natúr papírtányér fehérben, vagy le is szórhatjátok cukorral/sóval, hogy ilyen szépséges havas hatású legyen! Ez a kedves papír tányér hóember remek dekoráció lehet a tantermekben télen/ karácsonykor,hiszen olyan aranyosak! Kreatív alkotásra fel!

Egyszerűen imádjuk az olyan egyszerű, de mégis nagyszerű kreatív ötleteket, amiket a legkisebb kreatív kezek is pillanatok alatt el tudnak készíteni! Ilyen ez a kedves, színes papírból és papírtányérból készült madárijesztő is, ami remek őszi ( gyerekszoba vagy óvoda / iskola ) dekoráció is lehet akár, hiszen, ez a kedves papírtányér madárijesztő kedves bájával fel tudja dobni még a legunalmasabb gyerekszobát / tantermet is! Természetesen nem csak kreatív kézműves iskolai/óvodai foglalkozásokra lehet remek választás ez a kreatív ötlet:csodás őszi lakásdekoráció is készülhet ebből a kedves papírtányér madárijesztőből pl: színes őszi ajtódekorációként !

Hi everyone! Hope you’re having a good week so far! I’m loving having my mom in town. It’s like having two me’s around here. My kids are getting ample attention, the house/laundry is in order, Kole is taking naps when he actually wants to sleep. Plus we just have a lot of fun together. I...

For ones who are surfing for the art in radish or red radish carving garnish, this video tutorial will be your favorite one! Today, the team FruityFreshyJuicy presents you a step-by-step red radish rose carving ( or how to make radish flower ) video tutorial. These beautiful red radish and cucumber ( or radish ) roses are super easy to make and they can be the greatest hits in your upcoming party ! These delicate and delicious flowers are fully edible , so this party decor is a zero waste! Because they are fresh and delicious you can use them to decorate your salads , or other delicious foods!

Traditional dreamcatchers are hung over the cradle in Native American culture and are made from willow. You can make your own version to catch bad dreams using a paper plate! It's a great way to prompt conversations about Native American culture and as an activity for celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day

A visit to our local bird aviary always makes a great excuse for a new bird craft! At our recent visit we got up close and personal with some peacocks that

Pappteller Basteln mit Kindern im Sommer: Spannende Unterwasserwelt des Meeres kinderleicht aus Papptellern selber basteln. Fische & Meerestische uvm.

Schnecke basteln aus 2 Pappteller. Einfache Bastelidee für Kinder. Schaukelschnecke selber machen. Schritt-für-Schritt Anleitung mit Bildern.

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After a few years of having this project on my 'to teach' list, I finally got around to trying paper plate weaving with my Grade 4-6 mixed class. I saw the original idea HERE on the amazing website of Cassie Stephens. I followed her direction exactly and the weavings turned out really well. I HIGHLY recommend only using Chinet brand plates as Cassie states. I tried it with a thinner paper plate and it did not hold up well. So stick with Chinet or the sturdiest brand you can find. Students started off by painting their plates using tempera. They could use any colours/patterns they wanted to. They had a lot of fun with this step and thought it was pretty cool painting on plates. They didn't fit in my drying rack so we left them on the floor to dry overnight. I collected yarn like a madwoman from garage sales and thrift stores. Then a colleague, who I was sharing yarn with, colour coded all the yarn into different plastic bags- sweet! I laid all these out onto a couple of tables so my kids could see the variety of colours and textures available. Following the directions on Cassie's blog, students wrapped their warp (I demonstrated two times, then we did it together) and then they started weaving using the same warp string. My kids have done paper weaving before and most caught on pretty quickly. Once they have had enough of one colour, they tie on a new colour and keep weaving. The kids LOVED this project and they all turned out really nice :)

Pirate craft idea for preschoolers Can you guess our theme this month?All things Ocean!This week we had fun with pirates and ships.We couldn't leave ocean week without a pirate day!The pirates life is

Wuz happening, my wild and wacky weavers?! I hope the return to art teacherin' (if that's your bag) has been a smooth one. Personally, I find it a cruel joke to return to school the week of a full moon but, once again, the powers that be neglected to ask my opinion. When will they ever learn? So, show of hands, how many of y'all decided to go down Weaving Street this month? If you need a refresher, you can start with this paper weaving lesson then transition to this super fun straw weaving project. I just had my fourth graders start their pouch weaving and they were beside themselves with excitement. Like, they were all, "enough with the History of Weaving prezi, lady, let's weeaaavvveee." I'll be sharing that prezi with y'all later this week (still tweaking it) but you can find the complete steps for pouch weaving starting here. But let's talk Circle Loom Weaving, shall we? This lesson I do with my second grade kids but if you've never taught weaving to your students before, I recommend teaching this to third grade. Again, always start with that basic paper loom weaving as it teaches all the vocabulary and techniques making all weaving projects that follow much easier. Supplies: Chinet Plates: When plate weaving, I always use these. They are the thickest and most durable plates. I like to use the smaller size. Yarn: Any kind will do. Funky yarn is fun but only use that for the actual weaving portion. For warping, use regular yarn. A Loom Template: I have two for each of my five tables so the kids can share. Each template has 19 notches on it. Masking Tape: You'll need this to tape down the initial warp strand. And for closing the mouths of those "I Can't Do It" kids. Oh, I kid! Kinda. Last year I typed out all the steps which you can find here. I'm hoping that you'll find the video even more helpful. If you still have any questions, please ask in the comments and I'll get back to you. For those of you that don't like video, here's some pitchers and werds. Place the loom template on the painted plate. Trace and cut the 19 notches. I always encourage the kids to count and be certain they have 19 lines drawn before cutting (as some will end up with 190 which is not what you're going for). NOT GONNA LIE: Warping is the least fun part. Especially when some of the kids stop listening and get stuck on repeat: I Don't Get It. When that happens, I have everyone put everything down, we stand up, we stretch, we shake it off. Then, I tell 'em that they are going to sit back down, not touch a thing, and listen to me. Again. I have also found that peer tutoring is priceless. These kids speak the same language. Have them help each other, they communicate much better with each other I have found! Once you are beyond the warping hump (um, the whuh?), the weaving portion is much easier. That is WHEN you get beyond that initial confusion I mention in the second clip. However, if you do that little trick that I share with you, I think you'll find that the kids get it and will really take off with weaving. They love to sit on the floor and weave and chat. I let them sit with buddies, sometimes we go outside if the weather permits. It's just such a fun, relaxing project...once you are beyond the warping and initial day of learning to weave. Stick with it, you'll find that you and the kids will love the process! Granted, this weaving project does take time. However on Thursday I'm going to share with you a similar weaving project that takes have the amount of time for those of you that are limited. Until then, I do hope you found this helpful and will consider giving weaving a go! And I'd love to know, what weaving projects do you just love to do?

Make a beautiful paper plate butterfly with this simple tutorial using floral paper plates. Such a fun and easy paper plate craft idea for kids!

A paper plate pop up snowman is a fun winter craft for kids to make.

When we saw the previews for the new movie The Secret Life of Pets we instantly fell in love with the gray chubby cat character. I feel the same way about

Mire lehet még jó egy kupac maradék papírtányér ? Készíthettek belőle például ilyen aranyos papírtányér nyuszi koszorúkat a gyerekekkel ! Kreatív ötlet ugye? Ez a papírtányér nyuszi koszorú remek barkácsötlet választás lehet a gyerekeknek az óvodába és az iskolába is, hiszen az elkészült papírtányér nyuszik húsvéti dekorációként is nagyszerűen használhatóak! Kids Craft Room ( ahogy azt már megszokhattátok tőle ) most is lépésről-lépésre vezet majd végig a papírtányér nyuszik elkészítésének fázisain. Kreatív alkotásra fel!

Questo Lavoretto natalizio - Pupazzo con sfera di neve è sicuramente uno dei miei preferiti di quest'anno. Per quanto sia semplice lo trovo adorabile, sarà che ho un debole per i pupazzi di neve, mi piacciono da matti!

Ha téged is azzal nyúz a gyerek, hogy végre kreatívkodjatok, akkor jusson eszedbe a könnyen elkészíthető medúza. A kész alkotás a gyerekszobába dísze lehet.

Kids will have fun making this paper plate sun craft during the summer season. If you are looking for a fun and simple summer craft for kids, then this is a good one. Kids get to paint the paper plate and then cut out the rays of sunshine and sunglasses (follow our template) from different colored construction paper. Then put it all together for one happy sun! We made this craft more toddler friendly by gluing the sun's rays on before painting which means toddlers don't have to wait for the paint to dry to finish the craft.

Have you ever felt like you were a circus performer trying to balance a whole bunch of plates at once? That's how I've been feeling a bit lately. These past two weeks have been quite crazy for us. Chuck turned 3! (Whoa. Where did the time go?) Hubby started work! So we're trying to figure out how to share 1 car. (Ack!) Chuck and I are trying really hard to make friends, so we're now regulars at a weekly art class and library story time. And I've been burning the late night oil completing some much-appreciated free-lance craft opportunities lately. I love making things, but I just have to get more organized I think. Oh yeah. I'm also going to partner with a great company and do a giveaway next week! *Fingers crossed that all the details work out.* So definitely tune in for that. Ok, onto today's craft. Amidst all this excitement I wanted to share this super easy paper plate Toucan Craft that Chuck and I did at home one afternoon. I know, I know, there are some awesome Toucan crafts out there (like this adorable one from I Heart Crafty Things.) But I was just so pleased by this craft because we made the bird out of 1 paper plate. Yup. That's it. So easy and simple, right? Paper Plate Toucan Craft (Note: This post contains affiliate links. Thank you for your support!) I love easy and fun crafts. This one was inspired by our repeated reading of this book. (Actually, if you're going to check that book out, you might as well check out the the whole series. We love that cat.) Ok. Here's how we made our toucan! Materials Paper Plate (1!) Scissors Pencil Paint Paint Brushes Tape Let's Make a Paper Plate Toucan! 1. Doodle your bird. (The section between the head and body is the tail.) 2. Cut it out. 3. Cover your work area and paint! (While we were painting, something kind sad happened.... Chuck and I painted our birds side by side. I was so proud of him for using his eyes to look at the bird photo and trying his best to paint matching colors on his bird. But then sometime kinda upsetting happened. When he was done, he looked at both our birds and said that he didn't like his as much as he liked mine. I felt bad about that and told him that I had more years of painting experience than he had. Plus, I painted my entire bird in. In the future, I might not paint side by side next to him anymore.... I don't want him to feel bad about his artwork.... but then again, I like painting with him. I don't know. What are your thoughts? Have you faced this with your kids?) Ok. So I still think it's super cool that it fits together like a paper plate! And here are both of our finished birds. I love how Chuck noticed all of those colors on the beak. 4. Tape on the tail! Then, enjoy your bird! Ok. That's it. I'm off to wake Chuck up from his nap. If you want to see other super easy paper plate crafts, click on the links below: Super cute paper plate masks and purses Paper Plate Tambourine And you can always find other fun ideas on my Pinterest, Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter accounts! See you next week! Remember, come back for the giveaway!!!!

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Hooray for Paper Plates and fun Paper Plate Crafts for Kids… I love our inexpenisve and versatile paper plates are. And as a craft material relatively environmentally friendly too. They make a great Preschool Craft with lots of wonderful topics and seasons to explore. If you are a regular reader of Red Ted Art, you...

Most of our crafts are inspired by random things that we encounter in our everyday life. Both crafts that we made yesterday were inspired by objects that I saw in my aunt’s home where we are staying during our house build. We are currently residing in her finished cellar. Yesterday, I was trying to clean up […]

Looking for a sweet and simple craft that's easy for children to make? Why not give this adorable paper plate baby unicorn a try? Great for all ages!

We have been getting our house ready for Christmas with lots of pretty lights. We're not quite ready to put up the tree but no doubt by December 1st our children will be busting to decide 'who gets to put the angel up'. It is a task that is receptively shared each year - to put the final piece in its treetop position - and if I recall correctly we may have snapped a photo of the moment last year to avoid any blurred memories and 'it's myyyyyyyy turn' squabbles this year. Stay tuned. We did however, this weekend, partake in some Christmas craft and made a pretty paper plate angel. We also un-boxed all our Christmas themed story books and returned them to the home library shelf. I find packing these away each year, reserving them for Nov-Dec only, makes them extra special. We re-read The Christmas Angel (Amazon Affiliate Link) - one of my daughter's first Christmas picture books and one that is lovely for school if you are in the position to teach the Christian holiday. Comprehension Questions while/after Reading After and during the reading of this story, ask your little learners some questions to encourage a deeper comprehension of the text. p.3 - The angels were excited - recall a time when you felt excited. p.5 - The little angel wanted to make the baby a present. What might he give? Make a prediction. p.7 - The little angel was warned not to go too close to the edge of the clouds. Why? p.7 - What does the word 'journey' mean? p.14 - The angel fell into the branch of an old tree. What caused this? p.16 - Who do you think these 3 men are? Why? p.20 - Identify the simile on this page. What would be another simile to describe being tumbled about. p.25 - What is a 'staff'? What is a 'manger'? If you would like to make an angel like ours, here's how we did it: How to Make a Paper Plate Angel You will need: small paper plate yellow paint or crayon 2 small paper doilies, each folded in half small circle of card stock for the face wool / yarn for the hair a few sequins craft glue / PVA glue stapler (optional) To make: Color or paint the paper plate yellow Fold the paper plate sides in at a slight angle - so they just overlap and form the angel's gown. Secure with a dab of glue (or staple) Glue the folded wings behind the gown. Glue the face onto the top of the dress. Create the hair by looping a medium length of yarn around 3 fingers and then tying in the middle with a short piece. Glue the hair to the top of the face. Decorate with a sweet face and sequins on the gown. Thanks so much for stopping by, we do hope to bring you some fun new crafts and activities in the coming weeks!

This simple paper plate snowglobe craft is a great winter or holiday activity for kids at home or in the classroom.

These paper plate flowers are fun and easy for young children to make, and a fun way to explore colour mixing, cutting and gluing.