Easy Frog Craft for Kids

Summer is in full swing....and ending all too quickly! If you're kids have any bored days where they are jumping off the walls like little frogs....then here's a super easy craft they can create with all that froggy energy!

Supplies:

• Construction paper - light green, dark green, white, black, red.
• Scissors
• Hole Punch
• Glue

How to Make it!

1. Use the light green paper to cut out a big oval shape for the frog's face.
2. Use the white paper to cut out 2 big circles, and the black paper to cut out 2 small circles. These are the eyes.
3. Use the red paper to cut out a long skinny strip, and then cut the end of it to look like the frog's tongue.
4. Use a hole punch on the dark green paper to punch out a few little circles for the spots on the frog's face.
5. Glue the eyes on the top of the oval, so they stick up from the face a little bit.
6. Draw a smile with a black marker, then glue the tongue as if it's coming out of the side of the mouth. You can even put a little bend or curl on the tongue.
7. Glue the small green circles to the sides of the frog's face like cute little froggy warts!

All done! 

Hang it up to display

OR you could even make a few and put on a puppet show!

Ribbit, ribbit.

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Patriotic Star Craft for Kids

It's that time of summer when I always seem to forget that July 4th is right around the corner! 

If you're looking for a fun craft to do with your kids during family gatherings, or just something to keep them busy until the fireworks begin, here is a fun one for ya!

Supplies:

• white paper
• tempera paint (red and blue)
• scissors
• glue
• marker

How to Make it:

1. Let your kids have fun with the paint and use the blue paint on one piece of paper, and the red paint on another piece. Let them dry for about an hour or so.
2. Cut stripes, or small rectangles from the red painted paper and glue them onto a white square piece of paper.
3. Cut a square from the blue painted paper and glue it on top of the white paper square with the red stripes behind it.
4. From another piece of paper, draw a simple star, then cut it out, kind of rounding out the points a little bit.
5. Glue the star onto the blue painted paper, and then draw 2 eyes and a small smile.

All done! Use it as decorations for your patriotic festivities!

(**NOTE: you could even make about 6-8 of these and then string them together for a banner for the food table at your BBQ!)

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Back to School Apple Crafts for Kids

Back to school is such a fun time of year. 

Here are a few back to school apple crafts we made a few years ago. You can make one or all of these, hang them up, and enjoy this fun season with your little ones!

Click the photos below to check out each craft!

  

    

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