Last week in K4 Homeschool, we reviewed shapes and worked on cutting out shapes. We are still working on cutting this week as well. So when I saw this craft – Handprint Easter Craft – I knew it would be perfect for our homeschool time. A chance to work on cutting and do a craft is something my Princess loves – a fun easy preschool Easter craft.
What you need:
- Construction paper
- Scissors
- Glue Stick or Tape
- Pencil
Step 1: Trace your child handprint on colored construction paper. I used 6 colors. Depending on how big you want to make the craft you can do more handprints.
Step 2: Trace ovals for eggs on the colored construction paper.
Step 3: Cut out handprints and ovals.
Step 4: Cut out basket in color of choice.
Step 5: Arrange hand prints to look like a basket handle. Tape or glue together. Attach to basket and place colored oval eggs in basket. Glue or tape it all together.
Do you have any fun crafts for preschoolers?
This is so adorable! We will definitely be making this at our house! Thanks!
Oooh, I hope you share this with Look What We Did over at Red Oak Lane. I can’t wait to do this with my kids this month! I am going to have the kids put their memory verses on each egg, or maybe verses concerning Resurrection Sunday on the eggs. Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks, Kay. I will head over to Red Oak Lane next. Great idea about adding Bible verses. We may do that still.
Blessings!
HI! I am stopping by from the Pinterest blog hop… I pinned your post on my Pinterest crafts board, great idea for an Easter kid’s craft!
This is a cute activity. I have to start thinking about Easter crafts to do wit my students. I love that the hands on this craft are used as the basket’s handle. Too cute. Once I get my crafts together, I’ll share them with you. Can’t wait. 🙂
Thanks, Monica. I’d love to see more ideas! My 4 year old loves craft time. And I love simple crafts.
What a great idea! I pinned this!
Thanks for linking up with Pinterest Monday! Hope to see you link up again next week!!
That is so very cute! I am not crafty enough with my kids.
Thanks for sharing, I made a new pinterest board just for this! 🙂
This is the best way to let our kids gives out their creativity and talent! Thanks for sharing this blog post! That little girl in the photo is so adorable!
Oh that is so cute! Cannot wait for my daughter to get a little bit older!
Oh I love this craft! I will definitely be doing it with my preschooler – thanks for the idea 🙂
Your welcome, Jenn. My 4 year old loved it. Plus it was easy and didn’t take too much creativity on my part, which I love. 😉
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Smart baby girl. Awesome steps you have shared to us baby girl. I am so proud of you. Keep on sharing.
Looks nice. This is a great art to enhance children’s potential and to practice their talent. Simple and very nice.
This is so cute! Thank you for the inspiration and tutorial!