Fun Paper Crafts for Kids
Give your child the tools to create 6 easy and fun paper craft projects. All you need is paper, a pair of scissors, and this workbook! Perfect for ages 4 and up.
Developed by wikiHow's Crafts Experts
Format
Easy-to-print PDF workbook with 6 video tutorials
Duration
Self-paced
Time
10-20 minutes per lesson
What kids will learn:
- How to have fun and be creative with simple supplies and without making a mess
- Why boats float, how snakes stay warm, and other fun facts
- Spatial skills as they practice skills like folding, shape-making, and more
Why should you get this workbook?
- You want to have low-maintenance but fun activities for your child. A big craft day sounds fun...until you've spent $100 on supplies and have a big mess all over the house. These paper projects are no-fuss but couldn't be more engaging for younger and older children alike.
- You want to give your kids something fun yet safe to do. No stress comes with this workbook–these projects largely don't need parental supervision. Any child old enough to handle scissors can create these projects with ease.
- You want to watch your child's creativity expand. Just like every paper snowflake, no child is the same. You'll love seeing the spin they take on these different projects!
Course Overview
6 Projects
The Paper Boat
For our first lesson, we’re learning how to make a paper boat! The fun thing about paper boats is that they can actually float in water!
The Paper Snowflake
In this lesson, we’re learning how to make a paper snowflake, the number one way to easily decorate your home for the holiday season.
The Paper Jet Airplane
Next up we’re learning how to make a paper jet airplane. This special craft is a revamped version of the classic paper airplane, with a few extra folds to make your jet fly even farther!
The Paper Hat
In this lesson, we’re learning how to get a little more creative with our clothing and make a paper hat!
The Paper Envelope
This fun craft can be used to write notes to your friends, loved ones, and anyone else you might have a special message for. All you’ll need is a piece of paper to start!
The Paper Snake
For the last lesson of the course, we’re going to learn how to make a paper snake!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need glue or tape or any other special materials for these projects?
Most of these projects just require paper. Some require scissors, like the snowflake and the snake. Glue, tape, and other supplies are completely optional.
What ages are these projects best for?
Kids 4-7 should have some adult supervision, and kids older the 7 might be able to do these projects independently.
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What are others saying?
Deepak
I am so glad I downloaded this PDF for my sons to use. They made so many paper snowflakes our walls are covered, and it's not even the holidays! Thanks for making this, wikiHow!
Heather
I couldn't believe how much this workbook saved my life! One afternoon I had SO much to do. I parked my daughter in front of it and she was absorbed for 2 hours. (That's a lifetime in mommy time!) Thank you thank you!
Kaylean
My kids loved trying these projects. Thanks so much.
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