Paper Plate Toucan Craft with my Preschooler
I always love arts and crafts with my kid. We enjoy our time together in such activities when we don’t play outside or when we don’t read books together. Last week was preschool holiday for our kid. On his last day to school term, teacher gave a pack of crafty material to each child asking to make a bird.
The material pack included paper plates, bottle caps and papers to use for making a bird. It sounded interesting for us.
Anyway,before reading further,check our latest craft: weather wheel for preschoolers.
However we had a busy week last few days and it was the last minute that I came up with this idea of creating a toucan using paper plates. I found this idea while searching for paper plate crafts images on Google and loved the idea.(Actually my kid selected the toucan from the different paper plate bird crafts I showed to him)
So, here is how we made this paper plate bird.
Materials:
Paper plates
Colouring pencils/crayon
Colour papers
Glue
Pair of scissors
How we made this Toucan paper plate craft:
Simply we placed the paper plates as in below picture. Cut plates into halves and shapes that make a toucan.
I asked my kid to colour the plates. He used his own imaginations and coloured the plates.
Finally we used glue to stick the paper plates together.
Our toucan is live now! My kid loved it and he was happy to take it with him to preschool on the first day of new preschool term!
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- Weather Wheel Craft for Preschoolers
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4 Comments
Indrani
about 3 years agoI chose to look at this post of yours than the others because of your kid's art work. These art with little hands delight me beyond words. The innocence is so clear in them. :) I like his choice of colors.
ReplyAmila Wickramarachchi
about 3 years agoPreschool craft projects are always a great way for us to spend time together.He loves crafty activities and I always allow him to do his own crafts with least help from me... :)
ReplyMilton Coyne
about 3 years agoaw this is soooo cute and crafty... I remember me and my brother doing a bunch of projects together and we're trying to be as creative and resourceful as possible this is indeed a great craft and a very resourceful one that kids can easily do Great job for your kiddo
ReplyAmila Wickramarachchi
about 3 years agoThanks for appreciating this project.School days are the perfect days to show crafty ideas. :)
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