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10 DIY Crafts To Do With Kiddos

Crafts are a great way fir kids to express themselves and have fun!

Apr 01, 2020

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Let's face it, we still have atleast a month left of being stuck inside. Lots of kids are bored and probably eating a few to many snacks. Which is okay! However, crafts are a great way for kids to express themselves and have fun! So, here are some ideas to do with kiddos! That way they can get a break from screen time, "home schooling," and snacks.

1. Make your own paint!!

Above is just one example of DIY paint you could make with your littles. If you type "DIY paint" into Pintrest, your options are limitless!

2. Make your own chalk paint!

Not only will they have fun making it, but they will also love using it!!

Make elephants from milk jugs!

Check out this video to see how!

4. Shadow animals

This is a fun way to pass time! Kids can trace the shadows on paper or on the sidewalk with chalk!

5. Toilet Paper roll monsters!

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It's so much fun!!

6. Coffee Can lid signs

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They can be as creative as they want! Plus, we are recycling!!

7. Bottle cap emojis!

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This emoji was made from a Starbucks lid!

8. Snack crafts!

They want a snack? Make them work for it 😂

9. Hand and feet print art!

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The options for this kind of art are endless! Just google it or search it on Pintrest!

10. Easter Bunny made from a toilet paper roll!

Have fun!!

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