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If you don't have paint, trace around a fork with a marker, or make your own paint with glue, shaving cream and little food coloring.
Shape Art
Shape Art
Find the details for this craft at: https://inthebagkidscrafts.com/fun-with-shapes-artwork/
Name salt painting.movSalt Painting Name Writing
Salt Painting Name Writing
Write your child's name (or have them write it if they are able) and go over it with Elmer's glue. Then sprinkle salt over top and shake off the excess (like glitter). Allow the glue to dry. Paint it with water colors, food coloring in water or watered down paint.
rattle drum.movRattle Drum
Rattle Drum
Find the details for this craft at https://inthebagkidscrafts.com/musical-instruments-kids-crafts/
house craft.movPaper Bag Village
Paper Bag Village
Find the details for this craft at: https://inthebagkidscrafts.com/paper-bag-village-kids-craft/
Cat bag.movCat Goodie Bag
Cat Goodie Bag
Find the details for this craft at: https://inthebagkidscrafts.com/kitty-gift-bag-kids-craft/
Butterfly squeegy painting.movPainted Butterfly
Painted Butterfly
Find the details for this craft at: https://inthebagkidscrafts.com/butterfly-kids-craft/
ABC Wheels.movABC Wheel Craft
ABC Wheel Craft
This is a great craft learning more about the alphabet. Find things that start with the letter of the week and add them to your wheel. You can draw the pictures and or cut them out of magazines.
Source: https://inthebagkidscrafts.com/alphabet-letter-kids-activity/
Homemade Puzzles
Homemade Puzzles
Materials:
● Paper or printed coloring page
● Crayons
● Scissors
● Construction paper or Card stock
● Glue stick
INSTRUCTIONS:
● Draw a simple picture, tear a page out of a coloring book or print a downloadable coloring page.
● Have your child color the page. Break the crayons in half to promote a fingertip grasp when holding the crayon.
● Optional: Glue the page to a sturdier piece of paper such as construction paper or card stock
● Have your child cut the picture apart into large pieces or strips (Keep it to 5-6 large pieces for beginners)
*You can also use this activity to work toward name recognition. Write the letters of your student’s name in large uppercase letters and cut in between each letter. Then help your child put the letters back in order.
Here are some websites with FREE printable coloring pages:
https://www.crayola.com/featured/free-coloring-pages/
https://www.justcolor.net/kids/coloring-pages-of-animals/
*TRY THIS FUN WAY TO PUT THE PUZZLE TOGETHER: Have your child stand on a throw pillow on the floor and place the puzzle pieces on the floor around the pillow within reach. Now your kiddo will gather up the pieces one at a time and put the puzzle together in front of them on the floor. This is great for working on core strength and balance, as well as crossing midline. Resource: Playtheotway on Instagram
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