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It is my opinion that you can never have too many printables ready for rainy days and sick days and other moments when the kids just need something easy and mess-free to do. Here are some more printable crafts and ideas for using our printables - that don't fit into our bigger categories here.
These lovely bright jewel images come in all sorts of different shapes and 3 different sizes. Cut them out and use to decorate homemade crowns and tiaras, glue them onto card to make rings and brooches - the possibilities are endless!
This fun "cut and stick" activity allows children to dress Mr Wolf up with Grandma's cap and tuck him into Grandma's bed, ready to try to trick Little Red Riding Hood. You could cut out all the shapes ready for younger children to glue together.
In this guest post, Shelly brings storytelling to life by making some fun stick puppets with her kids.
You can have endless fun retelling the story of Little Red Riding Hood if you create this "small world" scene. It's a perfect activity for a rainy afternoon ... and provides what we think is the perfect combination of creative craft and creative play opportunity.
This is such a simple craft idea, but your youngest children will enjoy cutting out the shapes and sticking the features on this owl, and love the way the owl looks at you as he stands on display!
Make your own Russian dolls, also known as matryoshka or babushka dolls, with this printable children's craft. We have a pre-coloured version or a set that the kids can colour in themselves.
Print and colour these two sumo wrestlers, then cut them out and stand them up. Now you are all ready to have your own wrestling match!
