Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Most of them would work anf with children of all ages from toddlers and preschoolers right up to much older school children. This is an even more simple idea from Hands On As We Grow for a sun catcher that has the kids searching for special items from nature to feature!! Turn small-scale projects into outside art projects for toddlers and projects! How pretty!

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Get FREE craft and activity ideas Join our newsletter to have ideas delivered to your inbox each week! There was an error submitting your subscription. Grab a bucket and a variety of paint brushes for a really fun way to paint. Kids love making water art that vanishes when it dries! I taped down a large section of butcher paper and let my son work with his Lakeshore Design Rollers on a bigger Outside Art Projects For Toddlers Quote surface than usual. This was a perfect activity to take outside!

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Never miss a Busy Toddler Newsletter! What better way to mark your vegetable garden than with these fetching felt markers that you can make with kids? Just cut out colorful felt in vegetable shapes and use a hot glue gun which should only be handled by a grown-up to affix the felt veggies to the craft sticks. This craft from Premeditated Leftovers is pretty and useful, too! Hang these pretty suncatchers around the garden and you'll love the way they catch the light and add a lovely touch of luminous color.

These beautiful suncatchers from Kids' Craft Room are made with nothing more than clear lids or paper plates, glue, and tissue paper in vibrant colors. Krokotak has a cute idea to display and preserve the pretty flowers you pick from your garden. Cut out frames from cardboard and arrange flowers between sheets of plastic. Kids will love picking the flowers and arranging them for display. Have them pick a variety of flowers in different sizes and colors to make each frame interesting.

It's a great way to encourage kids to learn about different types of flowers, practice their artistic skills, and make something they can be proud of.

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