chapter 3 (the complete guide education arts and crafts for kids)
Now i'd like tell you some guides make projects art and craft for children.
CATEGORY: Decorations
Xmas
MATERIALS:
• Paper towel rolls
• Toilet paper rolls,
• Straws,
• Small plates,
• Cup cake holders.
• Paint and or decoupage materials to decorate the cut up rolls.
DIRECTIONS:
Cut up paper towel rolls and toilet paper rolls and have the children
decorate them .When they are dry they can be used for the garlands.
They can be decoupaged with tissue paper or other pieces of paper or
they can be painted, or even have stickers put all over.
The preparing of the pieces of cut up rolls can be done as a separate
activity. And then when they are all ready and dry use them to make the
garlands. You will also need to decorate some small paper plates that will
be used to separate the rolls.
For stringing you can use yarn or string and use a small plate or cupcake
holder to separate the pieces from each other. Keep on stringing and
adding pieces until you feel your garland is long enough or you run out of
stuff.
Winter snowman collages
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style
MATERIALS:
• Blue or black construction paper,
• White circles of different sizes cut out of a few kinds of white paper
• Cotton balls
• Q tips
• Small shapes of different colors cut out from construction paper
See page 22 for materials for other ideas that say winter to you
DIRECTIONS:
Arrange materials for them to make beautiful snowman collages
Glue squiggles
CATEGORY: Decorations
MATERIALS:
• Wax paper
• Glue in glue squeezes bottles
• Paint
• Needle with string
• Paint, OR colored glue
DIRECTIONS:
You can do one of two things to color the glue.
You can put some paint in the glue to make colored glue or you can paint
the glue after it has dried.
Using a glue bottle squeeze glue all over onto wax paper and don’t stop
too often.
Make squiggles with the glue.
Wait until the glue is dry and hard. If you did not color the white glue than
paint the glue squiggles on the wax paper.
After its dry tie a thread to one end of the squiggles and lift off of wax
paper. They will hang and be very decorative. If you’d like you can hang
them onto dowels or branches.
Make sure the string or yarn is long enough.
.
Mobiles
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style plus process only art
MATERIALS:
• Small boxes of various sizes.
• Buttons
• Small colored pieces of glass
• Small squares of colored tissue paper
• Sequins
Or other materials found on page 22
DIRECTIONS: Decorate each box with a different item or else each side
of a box with a different item. Make hole and hang each box from a dowel
or a hanger. Hang on tree.
Wreaths
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style
MATERIALS:
• Big empty circles cut out from cardboard Give choices of few sizes
and don’t make the holes too big. Need room to decorate them to
make them into wreaths.
• Ribbon
• Raffia
• Yarn,
• Trimmings
• Sequins
• Cellophane paper
• Tissue paper.
DIRECTIONS:
Let kids wind a lot of stuff around the empty circles. They can use more
than one type of material to make their own variety of wreathes.
Add piece of ribbon at the end to hand wreath.
Chains
CATEGORY: Decorations
MATERIALS:
• Strips of construction paper
• Strip of shiny paper,
• Glue
DIRECTIONS:
Take short strips of paper and make into a circle. Put another strip
through the circle and glue it to itself. Continue adding strips and gluing
till you make the chain as long as needed. You can add a whole bunch of
decorative papers or ribbons to the chains
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style
Kwanzaa
MATERIALS:
• Strips of construction paper that are black, red, and green.
• Paper strips from tissue paper,
• Foil paper
• Cellophane paper.
• Crepe paper
• Small pieces of yellow and orange paper cut in small ovals
(suggestive of flames)
DIRECTONS:
Have them their own kinara after showing them a few pictures or real live
ones (a seven branch candlestick)
Cards
CATEGORY: Process only art
MATERIALS:
See list of activities by process only art pages 30-40
DIRECTIONS:
Large white or manila tag board for activity itself and then use white
computer paper or construction paper for the inside. Whatever paper you
decide to do the art activity on that is larger than drawing paper
See list of activities to choose which one you will do for these cards
After you choose the activity you will use as a base for the new years
cards, have the children do the activity and then put them aside to dry.
Then take a piece of drawing paper and have the child dictate to you what
New Years wishes he or she wishes to put on the paper. If they are old
enough they can write them out themselves.
Take the written words and staple to the inside of the artwork. When card
is folded you can see outside artwork.
If you want smaller cards then use the smaller tag board.
New years
IDEA: New Years cards
CATEGORY: Process only art
MATERIALS: see list of activities by process only art
DIRECTIONS: Large white or manila tag board for activity itself and then
use white computer paper or construction paper for the inside. Whatever
paper you decide to do the art activity on that is larger than drawing paper
See list of activities to choose which one you will do for these cards
After you choose the activity you will use as a base for the new years
cards, have the children do the activity and then put them aside to dry.
Then take a piece of drawing paper and have the child dictate to you what
New Years wishes he or she wishes to put on the paper. If they are old
enough they can write them out themselves.
Take the written words and staple to the inside of the artwork. When card
is folded you can see outside artwork.
If you want smaller cards then use the smaller tag board.
New Years Hats
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style
MATERIALS:
• Paper plates,
• Ribbons,
• Crepe paper,
• Trimmings,
• Yarn
• Lots of dangly stuff.
• Sequins
• Feathers
See page 22 for other materials ideas
DIRECTIONS:
Allow them to decorate as they’d like and then attach ribbon on two sides
of plate put on head and tie.
You can also use a piece of elastic to tie to plate to put on children.
Mardi gras
IDEA: Cone cup Piñatas
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style
MATERIALS:
• Paper cone cups (pointed bottoms --- like the ones used for
water dispensers)
• Pipe cleaners.
• Crepe
• Tissue paper or
• Bright metallic papers
• Glue (or needle and thread - for older students)
• Goodies to put inside. (You could also leave the piñata empty and
pretend).
DIRECTIONS: You need two cups for each piñata.
Insert the ends of a pipe cleaner through the pointed end of one of the
cups. Spread the ends of the pipe cleaner inside the cup and leave
enough on the outside. This will be the hanger.
If you decide to put treats inside the piñata, do this now. Make sure you
don't use any food that can spoil because once the piñata is complete;
you probably won't want to break it open. In fact, why not just use
popcorn kernels or dry split peas instead of candy?
Place the rims of the cups together. Younger children can glue the
cups together, while older children can sew the cups together using
needle and thread.
Decorate the piñata cafeteria style
You could decorate using just magic markers.
You could paint the piñata with tempera or watercolor or acrylic
paint.
You could glue glitter and buttons and other stuff on the piñata.
Maracas
CATEGORY: Transformed art (paper mache)
MATERIALS:
• Newspaper
• Flour (best if wheat-based but can use any kind)
• Water
• Balloons
• Paint
• seeds/rice
• Unsharpened pencils
• Masking tape
DIRECTIONS:
Cover table with newspaper. Pour flour into bowl in middle of table.
Pour in water (enough to make thin, oatmeal consistency).
Everyone put hands in and mix. Pick a balloon (already inflated).
Dunk balloon in paste, covering it completely, or use hands to smear
paste on. Put balloon on table, wipe off hands.
Paper with newspaper squares (1 in x 1 in). After finishing two-three
layers of newspaper, leave to dry.
Next - fill maracas with seeds or rice. Attach pencil to base with
masking tape (using thin strips). Paint entire maraca, including
masking tape and leave to dry.
Valentines Day
IDEA: Mirror hearts
CATEGORY: Process only hearts with prepared shapes
MATERIALS:
• Large heart cut out of manila tag board or construction paper
folded in half
• Paint
• Small paintbrushes
DIRECTIONS:
Have the children paint some design only on one side then fold the paper
over to create a mirror of the other side.
Place heart on a complementary piece of paper for a frame.
ICards
CATEGORY: Process only art
MATERIALS:
See pages 30-40 for list of activities that are process only
Large white or manila tag board for activity itself and then use white
computer paper or construction paper for the inside.
Whatever paper you decide to do the art activity on that is larger than drawing paper
See list of activities to choose which one you will do for these cards
After you choose the activity you will use as a base for the new years
cards, have the children do the activity and then put them aside to dry.
Then take a piece of drawing paper and have the child dictate to you what
New Years wishes he or she wishes to put on the paper. If they are old
enough they can write them out themselves.
Take the written words and staple to the inside of the artwork. When card
is folded you can see outside artwork.
If you want smaller cards then use the smaller tag board.
Heart Collages
CATEGORY: Process only hearts with prepared shapes
MATERIALS:
• Make heart templates of a few sizes out of cardboard
• Different pieces of fabric and materials
• Ribbon and other trimmings
• Scissors
• Tag board
• Glue
DIRECTIONS:
Have the children use the different template to trace over the different
kinds of fabrics and then have them cut them out.
You can use other types of paper also. You will then have a whole array of
hearts which they can use to collage with and they can use the ribbon and
other trimmings to beautify their pictures.
Tu-B’shvat
IDEA: 2 dimensional trees
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style
MATERIALS:
• Large background of manila tag board or large construction paper.
(can be brown or green to set the mood)
• An assortment of rectangles in various shades of browns and
• Corrugated pieces of cardboard (the kind teachers use for borders
on bulletin boards)
• Fake green grassy stuff,
• Cotton pieces,
• Various types of papers in various shades of brown and greens,
• Fall colors, tissue paper,
• String
• Ribbon
• Yarn
• Small pom poms
See list of materials on page 22 for more ideas.
DIRECTIONS:
You can first show the children many pictures of trees so they know that
there are many types of trees.
Have them then choose what they will they use for the base of the tree and
let them glue it down. Or else they can cut out their own.
Then allow them choose the materials they will use to decorate their tree.
Leaf art placemats
CATEGORY: Process only art products
MATERIALS:
• Leaves of all colors
• Pine needles
• Flowers and other outdoor collected nature stuff
• Large manila tag board,
• Glue
DIRECTIONS:
Glue all of the found outdoor leafy things in a pleasing arrangement on the
tag board and then decoupage over a few times.
Or once its done you can laminate it or cover with contact paper and use
for a placemat.
If you frame it with construction paper before laminating it is much
prettier.
Leaf crumbles
CATEGORY: Process art products with prepared shapes
MATERIALS:
• Large cut out leaf from tag board. Any type leaf
• Leaves and bits of flowers and stems collected from outside.
DIRECTIONS:
Crumble up leaves and other bits of flowers and mix into glue.
Use this mixture and have the children paint it onto their leaves.
It will be an artsy, gluing, decoupaggy look.
Purim
IDEA: Gragers
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style
MATERIALS:
• Containers of various sizes for the children to choose from.
Old shampoo bottle, pringle cans, laundry detergent containers, smaller
boxes etc.
• Large pieces of paper of choice to cover containers.
Felt, shiny paper, construction paper, material
• Cellophane paper
• Yarn
• Ribbon,
• Sequins,
• Feathers,
• Pom poms,
See page 22 for list of materials for more ideas.
If you want them to make people give googly eyes and object that are
suggestive of people or small crowns etc.
DIRECTIONS:
Have them choose container first (unless they already chose the one they
want to use), Then they choose material to cover it the container and glue
it over carefully.
They can then decide which materials to use to decorate it with. Before
sealing, container adds beans or small stones or gravel to fill container to
make the noise it needs.
Persian rugs
CATEGORY: Process only art product
MATERIALS:
• Large or small papers
• Paint
• Paintbrushes
DIRECTIONS:
Fold paper in half. Paint on one side paint or drip paint onto one side.
Fold over paper onto painted side and empty side will get the same
pattern as on painted side.
You can cut out fringes on the ends of the paper to give it that Persian look
or you can give the children in the beginning paper that has fringes on it
already.
This activity can also do this with wax paper and colored glue.
Sue the wax paper as a paper and the glue as paint and they can then be
used as stained glass window decorations.
Stick Puppets
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style
MATERIALS:
Pieces of hard cardboard cut into longer and shorter rectangle plus
pieces of cardboard cut into a few shape squares and maybe rectangles if
you’re ambitious.
Strong glue or stapler to connect pieces.
Swatches of material
Pieces of velvet
Sequins,
Pom poms,
Feathers,
Cellophane paper,
Pieces of yarn,
Ribbon, maybe some small cut out crowns,
Googly eyes
DIRECTIONS:
Have the children choose from the pieces of cardboard a piece for the
body, head arms and legs and then help them connect them. Then let them
choose from the array of materials to decorate and to make any kind of
puppet they want
When finished use either a dowel and attaché to the back o f the body part
of the puppet with t ape or take a piece of newspaper and roil up until it
can be attached and used as is.
Pieces of materials, felt (For clothing) fake hair, googly eyes, some cut out
shapes, straws, shiny paper, pieces of leather, pieces of yarn, pieces of
ribbon etc.( If you want them to make royal people add crowns, witches
add black triangle and pieces of brooms etc.)
When they are done tape a dowel to the back of the puppet. If you don’t
have dowels roll up a piece of newspaper so that it looks like a dowel
and attach that. Let them make a puppet show.
These are some of the shapes you may give them in cardboard to use to
attach together.
Simple Paper Plate Masks
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style
MATERIALS:
• Feathers
• Yarn
• Sequins
• Small stickers
• Markers
• Small pom poms
• Pieces of cut up aluminum foil
• Elastic
See page 22 for more materials suggestions
DIRECTIONS:
Give the child a paper plate that has 2 holes already cut out and let them
decorate with an assortment of materials like ribbon, buttons, feathers,
sequins
Attach a piece of elastic for them to put it on.
Pesach/Passover
IDEA: Afikomen bags
CATEGORY: Process only art product
MATERIALS:
• Piece of white cotton material.
• All kind f flowers and leaves from a walk outside
• Hammer
• Needles
• Thread.
DIRECTIONS:
Have the children arrange the flowers on the floor preferably outdoors.
Lay the white materials on top of the flowers and pound them with a
hammer.
The colors and shapes of the flowers and leaves will come though.
When material is as colorful as they like then place 2 pieces together
inside out and sew them along the edges. Make sure the side you want on
the outside to be on the inside when sewing.
When done turn inside out.
If you want you can write AFIKOMEN on the bag
Idea: Tie dyed Matzah covers
CATEGORY: Process only art product
Materials:
• Either use RIT brand dye for this or you can cook up beets or onion
skins to get natural dye.
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• Trimmings for edging cover
• Rubber bands and
• For second method you will need glue
DIRECTIONS:
2 methods.
1- For first method using rubber bands take up small pieces of material in
bunches in a few places and tie them up with rubber bands. When done
dip the material in the dye solution. If using commercial dye. Follow
manufactures instructions very carefully. With vegetable dyes just make
sure it’s not too hot when using.
After material dried a bit take out rubber bands to see die dye a effect
2- Use glue to paint patterns on material. When dry dip in dye. After that is
dry, stick material in cold water to remove glue and to see effects of dye.
Use pieces of trimmings to finish off the edges of the matzah cover.
Wine cup and wine plates
CATEGORY: Transformed Art
MATERIALS:
Any type of hard plastic cup either with a stem or not and a hard plastic
plate.
Use materials you would use with mosaics or decoupage see page 25-28
DIRECTIONS:
Do either a decoupage or a mosaic style decoration over the cups and
plates
Easter
Batik eggs
CATEGORY: Process only art
MATERIALS:
• Hard boiled eggs
• Masking tape
• Crepe paper dye
DIRECTIONS:
First make crepe paper dye by putting strip of crepe paper in bowl and
adding hot water to bowl. Take crepe paper out and add about 1
tablespoon of vinegar to help dye set. (Do a few colors in a few different
bowls)
Take some pieces of thin masking tape and put a bit over egg. Dip in bowl
if dye is cooled.
Remove tape when egg is dry, add more tape to different area and dip into
different color bowl.
Baskets
CATEGORY: Transformed art
MATERIALS:
• Baskets or boxes found or bought in art supply store
• Papers for decoupage
• Glue or mod podge
DIRECTIONS:
See pages 25 for decoupage
Easter Hats
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style
MATERIALS:
• Paper plates
• Ribbons
• Crepe paper
• Trimmings,
• Yarn lots of dangly stuff.
See page 22 for more ideas for materials
DIRECTIONS:
Allow them to decorate as they’d like and then attach ribbon or elastic
on two sides of plate put on head and tie.
Yom Haatzmaut
IDEA: Israeli Flags
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style
MATERIALS:
White Manila tag board either in rectangle or already cut out with triangle.
Materials that are all shads of blue
Dark blue and light blue ribbons
Yarn
Dark and light blue pieces of tissue paper
A few size Star of David’s
DIRECTIONS:
Have them look at some pictures of the Israeli flags and let them decorate
the flag using blue and white materials available.
Use a dowel on the back of the flag along one edge and attach with strong
tape to hold.
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CATEGORY: Decorations
Xmas
MATERIALS:
• Paper towel rolls
• Toilet paper rolls,
• Straws,
• Small plates,
• Cup cake holders.
• Paint and or decoupage materials to decorate the cut up rolls.
DIRECTIONS:
Cut up paper towel rolls and toilet paper rolls and have the children
decorate them .When they are dry they can be used for the garlands.
They can be decoupaged with tissue paper or other pieces of paper or
they can be painted, or even have stickers put all over.
The preparing of the pieces of cut up rolls can be done as a separate
activity. And then when they are all ready and dry use them to make the
garlands. You will also need to decorate some small paper plates that will
be used to separate the rolls.
For stringing you can use yarn or string and use a small plate or cupcake
holder to separate the pieces from each other. Keep on stringing and
adding pieces until you feel your garland is long enough or you run out of
stuff.
Winter snowman collages
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style
MATERIALS:
• Blue or black construction paper,
• White circles of different sizes cut out of a few kinds of white paper
• Cotton balls
• Q tips
• Small shapes of different colors cut out from construction paper
See page 22 for materials for other ideas that say winter to you
DIRECTIONS:
Arrange materials for them to make beautiful snowman collages
Glue squiggles
CATEGORY: Decorations
MATERIALS:
• Wax paper
• Glue in glue squeezes bottles
• Paint
• Needle with string
• Paint, OR colored glue
DIRECTIONS:
You can do one of two things to color the glue.
You can put some paint in the glue to make colored glue or you can paint
the glue after it has dried.
Using a glue bottle squeeze glue all over onto wax paper and don’t stop
too often.
Make squiggles with the glue.
Wait until the glue is dry and hard. If you did not color the white glue than
paint the glue squiggles on the wax paper.
After its dry tie a thread to one end of the squiggles and lift off of wax
paper. They will hang and be very decorative. If you’d like you can hang
them onto dowels or branches.
Make sure the string or yarn is long enough.
.
Mobiles
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style plus process only art
MATERIALS:
• Small boxes of various sizes.
• Buttons
• Small colored pieces of glass
• Small squares of colored tissue paper
• Sequins
Or other materials found on page 22
DIRECTIONS: Decorate each box with a different item or else each side
of a box with a different item. Make hole and hang each box from a dowel
or a hanger. Hang on tree.
Wreaths
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style
MATERIALS:
• Big empty circles cut out from cardboard Give choices of few sizes
and don’t make the holes too big. Need room to decorate them to
make them into wreaths.
• Ribbon
• Raffia
• Yarn,
• Trimmings
• Sequins
• Cellophane paper
• Tissue paper.
DIRECTIONS:
Let kids wind a lot of stuff around the empty circles. They can use more
than one type of material to make their own variety of wreathes.
Add piece of ribbon at the end to hand wreath.
Chains
CATEGORY: Decorations
MATERIALS:
• Strips of construction paper
• Strip of shiny paper,
• Glue
DIRECTIONS:
Take short strips of paper and make into a circle. Put another strip
through the circle and glue it to itself. Continue adding strips and gluing
till you make the chain as long as needed. You can add a whole bunch of
decorative papers or ribbons to the chains
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style
Kwanzaa
MATERIALS:
• Strips of construction paper that are black, red, and green.
• Paper strips from tissue paper,
• Foil paper
• Cellophane paper.
• Crepe paper
• Small pieces of yellow and orange paper cut in small ovals
(suggestive of flames)
DIRECTONS:
Have them their own kinara after showing them a few pictures or real live
ones (a seven branch candlestick)
Cards
CATEGORY: Process only art
MATERIALS:
See list of activities by process only art pages 30-40
DIRECTIONS:
Large white or manila tag board for activity itself and then use white
computer paper or construction paper for the inside. Whatever paper you
decide to do the art activity on that is larger than drawing paper
See list of activities to choose which one you will do for these cards
After you choose the activity you will use as a base for the new years
cards, have the children do the activity and then put them aside to dry.
Then take a piece of drawing paper and have the child dictate to you what
New Years wishes he or she wishes to put on the paper. If they are old
enough they can write them out themselves.
Take the written words and staple to the inside of the artwork. When card
is folded you can see outside artwork.
If you want smaller cards then use the smaller tag board.
New years
IDEA: New Years cards
CATEGORY: Process only art
MATERIALS: see list of activities by process only art
DIRECTIONS: Large white or manila tag board for activity itself and then
use white computer paper or construction paper for the inside. Whatever
paper you decide to do the art activity on that is larger than drawing paper
See list of activities to choose which one you will do for these cards
After you choose the activity you will use as a base for the new years
cards, have the children do the activity and then put them aside to dry.
Then take a piece of drawing paper and have the child dictate to you what
New Years wishes he or she wishes to put on the paper. If they are old
enough they can write them out themselves.
Take the written words and staple to the inside of the artwork. When card
is folded you can see outside artwork.
If you want smaller cards then use the smaller tag board.
New Years Hats
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style
MATERIALS:
• Paper plates,
• Ribbons,
• Crepe paper,
• Trimmings,
• Yarn
• Lots of dangly stuff.
• Sequins
• Feathers
See page 22 for other materials ideas
DIRECTIONS:
Allow them to decorate as they’d like and then attach ribbon on two sides
of plate put on head and tie.
You can also use a piece of elastic to tie to plate to put on children.
Mardi gras
IDEA: Cone cup Piñatas
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style
MATERIALS:
• Paper cone cups (pointed bottoms --- like the ones used for
water dispensers)
• Pipe cleaners.
• Crepe
• Tissue paper or
• Bright metallic papers
• Glue (or needle and thread - for older students)
• Goodies to put inside. (You could also leave the piñata empty and
pretend).
DIRECTIONS: You need two cups for each piñata.
Insert the ends of a pipe cleaner through the pointed end of one of the
cups. Spread the ends of the pipe cleaner inside the cup and leave
enough on the outside. This will be the hanger.
If you decide to put treats inside the piñata, do this now. Make sure you
don't use any food that can spoil because once the piñata is complete;
you probably won't want to break it open. In fact, why not just use
popcorn kernels or dry split peas instead of candy?
Place the rims of the cups together. Younger children can glue the
cups together, while older children can sew the cups together using
needle and thread.
Decorate the piñata cafeteria style
You could decorate using just magic markers.
You could paint the piñata with tempera or watercolor or acrylic
paint.
You could glue glitter and buttons and other stuff on the piñata.
Maracas
CATEGORY: Transformed art (paper mache)
MATERIALS:
• Newspaper
• Flour (best if wheat-based but can use any kind)
• Water
• Balloons
• Paint
• seeds/rice
• Unsharpened pencils
• Masking tape
DIRECTIONS:
Cover table with newspaper. Pour flour into bowl in middle of table.
Pour in water (enough to make thin, oatmeal consistency).
Everyone put hands in and mix. Pick a balloon (already inflated).
Dunk balloon in paste, covering it completely, or use hands to smear
paste on. Put balloon on table, wipe off hands.
Paper with newspaper squares (1 in x 1 in). After finishing two-three
layers of newspaper, leave to dry.
Next - fill maracas with seeds or rice. Attach pencil to base with
masking tape (using thin strips). Paint entire maraca, including
masking tape and leave to dry.
Valentines Day
IDEA: Mirror hearts
CATEGORY: Process only hearts with prepared shapes
MATERIALS:
• Large heart cut out of manila tag board or construction paper
folded in half
• Paint
• Small paintbrushes
DIRECTIONS:
Have the children paint some design only on one side then fold the paper
over to create a mirror of the other side.
Place heart on a complementary piece of paper for a frame.
ICards
CATEGORY: Process only art
MATERIALS:
See pages 30-40 for list of activities that are process only
Large white or manila tag board for activity itself and then use white
computer paper or construction paper for the inside.
Whatever paper you decide to do the art activity on that is larger than drawing paper
See list of activities to choose which one you will do for these cards
After you choose the activity you will use as a base for the new years
cards, have the children do the activity and then put them aside to dry.
Then take a piece of drawing paper and have the child dictate to you what
New Years wishes he or she wishes to put on the paper. If they are old
enough they can write them out themselves.
Take the written words and staple to the inside of the artwork. When card
is folded you can see outside artwork.
If you want smaller cards then use the smaller tag board.
Heart Collages
CATEGORY: Process only hearts with prepared shapes
MATERIALS:
• Make heart templates of a few sizes out of cardboard
• Different pieces of fabric and materials
• Ribbon and other trimmings
• Scissors
• Tag board
• Glue
DIRECTIONS:
Have the children use the different template to trace over the different
kinds of fabrics and then have them cut them out.
You can use other types of paper also. You will then have a whole array of
hearts which they can use to collage with and they can use the ribbon and
other trimmings to beautify their pictures.
Tu-B’shvat
IDEA: 2 dimensional trees
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style
MATERIALS:
• Large background of manila tag board or large construction paper.
(can be brown or green to set the mood)
• An assortment of rectangles in various shades of browns and
• Corrugated pieces of cardboard (the kind teachers use for borders
on bulletin boards)
• Fake green grassy stuff,
• Cotton pieces,
• Various types of papers in various shades of brown and greens,
• Fall colors, tissue paper,
• String
• Ribbon
• Yarn
• Small pom poms
See list of materials on page 22 for more ideas.
DIRECTIONS:
You can first show the children many pictures of trees so they know that
there are many types of trees.
Have them then choose what they will they use for the base of the tree and
let them glue it down. Or else they can cut out their own.
Then allow them choose the materials they will use to decorate their tree.
Leaf art placemats
CATEGORY: Process only art products
MATERIALS:
• Leaves of all colors
• Pine needles
• Flowers and other outdoor collected nature stuff
• Large manila tag board,
• Glue
DIRECTIONS:
Glue all of the found outdoor leafy things in a pleasing arrangement on the
tag board and then decoupage over a few times.
Or once its done you can laminate it or cover with contact paper and use
for a placemat.
If you frame it with construction paper before laminating it is much
prettier.
Leaf crumbles
CATEGORY: Process art products with prepared shapes
MATERIALS:
• Large cut out leaf from tag board. Any type leaf
• Leaves and bits of flowers and stems collected from outside.
DIRECTIONS:
Crumble up leaves and other bits of flowers and mix into glue.
Use this mixture and have the children paint it onto their leaves.
It will be an artsy, gluing, decoupaggy look.
Purim
IDEA: Gragers
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style
MATERIALS:
• Containers of various sizes for the children to choose from.
Old shampoo bottle, pringle cans, laundry detergent containers, smaller
boxes etc.
• Large pieces of paper of choice to cover containers.
Felt, shiny paper, construction paper, material
• Cellophane paper
• Yarn
• Ribbon,
• Sequins,
• Feathers,
• Pom poms,
See page 22 for list of materials for more ideas.
If you want them to make people give googly eyes and object that are
suggestive of people or small crowns etc.
DIRECTIONS:
Have them choose container first (unless they already chose the one they
want to use), Then they choose material to cover it the container and glue
it over carefully.
They can then decide which materials to use to decorate it with. Before
sealing, container adds beans or small stones or gravel to fill container to
make the noise it needs.
Persian rugs
CATEGORY: Process only art product
MATERIALS:
• Large or small papers
• Paint
• Paintbrushes
DIRECTIONS:
Fold paper in half. Paint on one side paint or drip paint onto one side.
Fold over paper onto painted side and empty side will get the same
pattern as on painted side.
You can cut out fringes on the ends of the paper to give it that Persian look
or you can give the children in the beginning paper that has fringes on it
already.
This activity can also do this with wax paper and colored glue.
Sue the wax paper as a paper and the glue as paint and they can then be
used as stained glass window decorations.
Stick Puppets
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style
MATERIALS:
Pieces of hard cardboard cut into longer and shorter rectangle plus
pieces of cardboard cut into a few shape squares and maybe rectangles if
you’re ambitious.
Strong glue or stapler to connect pieces.
Swatches of material
Pieces of velvet
Sequins,
Pom poms,
Feathers,
Cellophane paper,
Pieces of yarn,
Ribbon, maybe some small cut out crowns,
Googly eyes
DIRECTIONS:
Have the children choose from the pieces of cardboard a piece for the
body, head arms and legs and then help them connect them. Then let them
choose from the array of materials to decorate and to make any kind of
puppet they want
When finished use either a dowel and attaché to the back o f the body part
of the puppet with t ape or take a piece of newspaper and roil up until it
can be attached and used as is.
Pieces of materials, felt (For clothing) fake hair, googly eyes, some cut out
shapes, straws, shiny paper, pieces of leather, pieces of yarn, pieces of
ribbon etc.( If you want them to make royal people add crowns, witches
add black triangle and pieces of brooms etc.)
When they are done tape a dowel to the back of the puppet. If you don’t
have dowels roll up a piece of newspaper so that it looks like a dowel
and attach that. Let them make a puppet show.
These are some of the shapes you may give them in cardboard to use to
attach together.
Simple Paper Plate Masks
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style
MATERIALS:
• Feathers
• Yarn
• Sequins
• Small stickers
• Markers
• Small pom poms
• Pieces of cut up aluminum foil
• Elastic
See page 22 for more materials suggestions
DIRECTIONS:
Give the child a paper plate that has 2 holes already cut out and let them
decorate with an assortment of materials like ribbon, buttons, feathers,
sequins
Attach a piece of elastic for them to put it on.
Pesach/Passover
IDEA: Afikomen bags
CATEGORY: Process only art product
MATERIALS:
• Piece of white cotton material.
• All kind f flowers and leaves from a walk outside
• Hammer
• Needles
• Thread.
DIRECTIONS:
Have the children arrange the flowers on the floor preferably outdoors.
Lay the white materials on top of the flowers and pound them with a
hammer.
The colors and shapes of the flowers and leaves will come though.
When material is as colorful as they like then place 2 pieces together
inside out and sew them along the edges. Make sure the side you want on
the outside to be on the inside when sewing.
When done turn inside out.
If you want you can write AFIKOMEN on the bag
Idea: Tie dyed Matzah covers
CATEGORY: Process only art product
Materials:
• Either use RIT brand dye for this or you can cook up beets or onion
skins to get natural dye.
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• Trimmings for edging cover
• Rubber bands and
• For second method you will need glue
DIRECTIONS:
2 methods.
1- For first method using rubber bands take up small pieces of material in
bunches in a few places and tie them up with rubber bands. When done
dip the material in the dye solution. If using commercial dye. Follow
manufactures instructions very carefully. With vegetable dyes just make
sure it’s not too hot when using.
After material dried a bit take out rubber bands to see die dye a effect
2- Use glue to paint patterns on material. When dry dip in dye. After that is
dry, stick material in cold water to remove glue and to see effects of dye.
Use pieces of trimmings to finish off the edges of the matzah cover.
Wine cup and wine plates
CATEGORY: Transformed Art
MATERIALS:
Any type of hard plastic cup either with a stem or not and a hard plastic
plate.
Use materials you would use with mosaics or decoupage see page 25-28
DIRECTIONS:
Do either a decoupage or a mosaic style decoration over the cups and
plates
Easter
Batik eggs
CATEGORY: Process only art
MATERIALS:
• Hard boiled eggs
• Masking tape
• Crepe paper dye
DIRECTIONS:
First make crepe paper dye by putting strip of crepe paper in bowl and
adding hot water to bowl. Take crepe paper out and add about 1
tablespoon of vinegar to help dye set. (Do a few colors in a few different
bowls)
Take some pieces of thin masking tape and put a bit over egg. Dip in bowl
if dye is cooled.
Remove tape when egg is dry, add more tape to different area and dip into
different color bowl.
Baskets
CATEGORY: Transformed art
MATERIALS:
• Baskets or boxes found or bought in art supply store
• Papers for decoupage
• Glue or mod podge
DIRECTIONS:
See pages 25 for decoupage
Easter Hats
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style
MATERIALS:
• Paper plates
• Ribbons
• Crepe paper
• Trimmings,
• Yarn lots of dangly stuff.
See page 22 for more ideas for materials
DIRECTIONS:
Allow them to decorate as they’d like and then attach ribbon or elastic
on two sides of plate put on head and tie.
Yom Haatzmaut
IDEA: Israeli Flags
CATEGORY: Cafeteria style
MATERIALS:
White Manila tag board either in rectangle or already cut out with triangle.
Materials that are all shads of blue
Dark blue and light blue ribbons
Yarn
Dark and light blue pieces of tissue paper
A few size Star of David’s
DIRECTIONS:
Have them look at some pictures of the Israeli flags and let them decorate
the flag using blue and white materials available.
Use a dowel on the back of the flag along one edge and attach with strong
tape to hold.
ok, you can apply this sample project for makes u're children or your nephew be a creative ,,,
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