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“That is one good thing about this world…there are always sure to be more springs.”
– Anne of Avonlea (link to quote here)
I’m so excited for all of the sweet new beginnings of spring that are just around the corner. Though the weather still hasn’t made up its mind between being warm or hot, it shouldn’t be long before the hotter weather comes to stay for a good while. That said, I’ve been looking for some fun spring activities and crafts to do with your kiddos as this season approaches. There are many crafts that can be done only with some scissors and paper, but there are also some painted rocks, finger paintings, and even some DIY bird feeders!
Without further adieu, here are some of my favorites that I’ve come across 🙂
1. Paper Tulip Craft – I heart Crafty Things (link HERE)
Here’s a spring activity that can be done with just some paper, glue, and scissors:)
2. Handprint Lilies – One Little Project (link HERE)
There are a few more supplies for this spring craft, but it still has very simple components.
3. Coffee Flower Filter – Messy Little Monster (link HERE)
Aren’t these neat? You could potentially use this craft as part of your science studies!
4. Craft Paper Flower Garden – Paper and Glue (link HERE)
Again, this spring craft has super simple supplies, but it also really allows for so much creativity which I love:)
5. Bubble Paint Flowers – Joy Filled Life (link HERE)
I think this spring activity is so neat! These “bubble flowers” are so fun.
6. Paper Hyacinth Flowers – One Little Project (link HERE)
Wouldn’t these be cute in a vase in a schoolroom? I think they are so cute and fun 🙂
7. Spring Tree Craft – Projects With Kids (link HERE)
This craft may be better for kids that are in the preteen years since it requires a more attention to detail:)
8. 3D Daffodils – Rainy Day Mum (link HERE)
This craft would be great as a project for kids of different ages to do together.
9. Fingerprint Snapdragons – Busy Mommy Media (link HERE)
I love these little fingerprint flowers! These would be adorable framed and displayed in a schoolroom 🙂
10. Clay Plant Prints – My Bright Ideas (link HERE)
These would be so fun after a hike. You could have your kids gather a whole bunch of plants while you hike then put them together and preserve them through these little clay crafts:)
11. Coffee Filter Flowers – Fun A Day (link HERE)
These coffee filter flowers could also be used in your science studies!
12. Confetti Hydrangea Flower Pot – Glued to My Crafts (link HERE)
This craft could get a little messy, but it is a fun spin on the regular craft paper activities.
13. DIY Bird Feeder – Growing a Jeweled Rose (link HERE)
Here’s a fairly simple DIY bird feeder that would be fun as a spring activity.
14. Dyed Flowers Craft – Fun Learning for Kids (link HERE)
These sweet dyed flowers would also be a great science experiment:)
15. Beaded Butterflies – One Little Project (link HERE)
I love these beaded butterflies! There is a lot of room for creativity here with different colors, and it’s a great way for littles to practice their fine motor skills 🙂
16. Pom Pom Caterpillar Craft – Mommy Made That (link HERE)
How cute are these little pom pom caterpillars? I love how simple and sweet they are!
17. Flower Sun catcher – Hands on As We Grow (link HERE)
This spring activity is quite a bit more labor intensive, but I thought it would be such a fun craft for a day that you have a little more time.
18. Bird Nest Craft – Babies to Bookworms (link HERE)
This craft might not be as pretty, but it is pretty cute! You could even get creative and add some items from nature like branches or grass:)
19. Ladybug Painted Rocks – Crafts by Amanda (link HERE)
These sweet little ladybug rocks would be such a fun outdoor craft:)
20. Bee Painted Rocks – Easy Peasy and Fun (link HERE)
Aren’t these little bees adorable! They’re a little more difficult than the ladybugs, but it would be a fun challenge for older children:)
21. Pine Cone Bird Feeder – One Little Project (link HERE)
I really like these pine cone bird feeders! It’d be so fun to go find the pine cones at some point then add the seeds later when you have time:)
There you have it! I tried to pull together a wide variety of different crafts that can work for both boys and girls and children/teens of all ages 🙂 I sincerely hope that some of these ideas have been inspirational for you! If you make any of these crafts, feel free to let me know or even send me a picture; I’d love to see the beautiful, fun things that your littles create!
Do you have a favorite craft from this list?
Let me know in the comments below!
Until next time
