4th of july art for toddlers

Toddler Approved! Mess Free Patriotic Star Painting -- This only requires a few supplies you have around your house, and you are good to go! This is a great DIY idea for smaller kids or bigger kids.

Super simple paper plate flag craft to make with your kids. Celebrate Memorial Day or 4th of July with this patriotic craft.

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An easy toddler craft for the 4th of July to make some placemats for them to use. Check out the top tips to keep the mess low and how to make these reusable for another celebration!

Kids will love creating their own fireworks with this Fork Stamped Fireworks Craft! // kids crafts // toddler activities #kidscrafts #july4thcrafts #toddlercrafts #fireworkscrafts

Summer Toddler Crafts That Will Make Your Kids Smile

This Patriotic Smush Paint “Stained Glass” Paint Project is a great way to have some mess free painting fun using patriotic colors for the 4th of July!

I'm sharing a super easy, super fast, super cute craft with you! And just in time for the Fourth of July! Do you remember Rocket Pops? I kno...

Today we made Memorial Day Craft 💙❤️ to honor those who have given their lives while serving in the military defending the United States of America. 🇺🇲

This Patriotic Star Fingerprint Craft is a fun and easy kids craft for both Memorial Day and July 4th. With Free Printable Star Template!

Rocket Pop Footprints

Gather some paper straws for this Straw Stamped Paper Plate July 4th Craft! A beautiful patriotic craft with a fun stamping process.

This Crayon Resist Patriotic Stars art project is a fun way to celebrate July 4th! With Free Printable Star Template to trace and paint with watercolors!

One of my favorite things to do for holidays, is make festive hand and footprint art with the boys. I love watching their hands and feet grow, and displaying their art project's every year. I get so excited when it's time to get them out and put them on our bookshelves. Even if I don't get much decorating done, their little hands and feet make our house so festive. These first two prints are what I made with the boys last year. Kai was 8.5 months old and Kona had just turned 3. Their hands…

We used paint to paint the babies feet and stamped them on the canvas, then put a black line for the fuse and yellow (or gold) marker/paint to make the spark . we used red/white/blue paint to make the “fireworks” super cute idea for the 4th of July.

Red white and blue craft for fourth of july. My #preschoolers had so much fun ripping up all the red and blue paper and then repurposing it into collage art!