Here are a few toddler and/or preschool Fall/Thanksgiving crafts I have done with my 2 and 4 year old. I put them together and made them 15 minutes start to end.
(left is my preschooler's, right my toddler's - she needed more help with her's than my 4 year old did)
Super Easy Toliet Paper Roll Turkeys
Supplies
Toliet paper holder
googly eyes
construction paper (orange)
feathers
glue
brown marker
I had my kids color their tubes with their brown markers, them they glued their feet and beaks on which I just quickly made out of construction paper, had them glue feathers on the backside of the turkey, then they glued their googly eyes on.
Mosaic Pumpkin
Supplies
paper plate
orange construction paper
small piece of cardboard (I used part of a cereal box)
My 2 year old and I ripped up paper, she used a glue stick to coat her paper plate, glued down the paper pieces, I cut out a stem and taped it to the back of the plate.
Oh, I have to tuck away the mosaic pumpkin for next year!!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the turkeys!
ReplyDeleteCute ideas! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteToo Cute!! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteDiscovering Montessori
Love these. Come link up at Hey Mom, Look What I Did at Adventures In Mommy Land (http://adventures-in-mommy-land.blogspot.com/2011/11/hey-mom-look-what-i-did-5.html) We would love to have you!!
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas, Nicole! And it's nice that you can easily keep these sorts of activities on activity trays throughout the month. Thanks for linking up with Montessori Monday! I pinned your post to my Kids' Thanksgiving Activities Pinterest board at http://pinterest.com/debchitwood/kids-thanksgiving-activities/
ReplyDeleteCute ideas! I love ideas that are easy to implement like this!
ReplyDeleteThese are both so cute and look so easy. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteDropped in from the Link & Learn
What a cute pumpkin craft! We did something similar today, only we made a turkey. Ripping is easier for the littles than scissors but still a great fine motor activity.
ReplyDeleteThe turkeys are too cute!
ReplyDeleteCute Turkeys!
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Kelly
I love the mosaic pumpkin - and it could be used to fit many themes. Maybe we'll try a Christmas tree next month. Thanks for the idea.
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