Summer is right around the corner, so today I’m updating the giant list of 70+ paper plate crafts. This is the perfect post to whip out and hand to the kiddos when the “I’m bored” hit this summer. I also love that there is at least one paper plate craft for each letter of the alphabet so in perfect world you could use paper plate crafts to reinforce the alphabet with the preschool age kiddos in your life.
It’s also fun to know that you can turn most any paper plate creatures into a puppet by gluing on a popsicle/paint/chop stick to the back of the paper plate. I am convinced that you can turn a paper plate into anything! This list includes animals (beaver, crab, dinosaur), food (tacos and pizza), and holidays (Chrsitmas tree, menorah, shamrock). Whatever your kiddos favorite character, princess, super hero, animal, food is… I can assure that you can be made from a paper plate!
70 Paper Plate Crafts for Kids:
A
B
Bird
C
D
E
F
Frog
G
H- Hats
I– Igloo
J- Jellyfish
K– Kangaroo
L
M
N
O
P
R
S
T
Tribal Mask
U
What a great collection, thanks for linking to my campfire craft 😉
Awesome post.
What a great collection. I’m definitely going to be making some of these with my kids!
I LOVE paper plate crafts!! Thanks for including my beaver and walrus in your collection! 🙂
this summer i will do all these activity with with my kidz project its lookz fun
Lovely paper crafts to keep kids busy through the summer!!
A is for Angel…cut a pp in half; cut one half in half again, cut other half in thirds. Use one of the half’s of a half as the body…Cut one third of a half in a half, fold pointed edge behind the body and glue for sleeves…attach a third of the other half to each side, in back, over where you glued the sleeves, for wings. This leaves the last half of a half to cut your halo and face out of. Attach yarn hair and glitter on halo and edges of wings, bottom hem of body, and end part of sleeves. Ta-Da!!! Make an entire choir…so fun! Blessings from Port Huron, Michigan, USA
The link for the Nest takes you to the link for the mummy
Ahh! Thanks for letting me know… I fixed the link!