Kites for preschoolers

The start of spring and the windy weather we have been having always makes me think of Kites. We don’t usually have much luck when we try to fly our own kites, but we have had fun crafting some very pretty ones. When Emily was little we make a Triangle Shape Kite, but this time we tried something a little different. To make our kites we used Bleeding Tissue Paper, cardstock, straws, yarn and some colored construction paper. The girls always love working with bleeding tissue paper, it has a…

Kite flying is such a fun spring activity, especially when it is a homemade. These step-by-step instructions on how to make a kite will make your own DIY project a breeze.

Makar Sankranti is not only about new clothes or sweets, it's about kites too! Make these easy kite crafts for preschoolers, perfect for Sankranti and Kite Day.

Unleash your creativity with our printable kite templates! Perfect for kids and adults alike, these easy-to-use designs offer endless hours of fun. Customize your kite with vibrant colors and unique decorations. Ideal for educational activities, outdoor play, or a DIY project. Download now and let your imagination soar!

Looking for fun summer kite crafts? This super easy paper plate kite craft is perfect for kids that love to run around in the summer sun!

Educational and craft activities for kids and parents

Our final Kite-themed activity was making this easy kite craft! This was a joint effort by LB(3) AND LL(1) and myself. How to make it: Out of a piece of white paper, cut out a kite shape. Let your child paint (we used watercolors) their kite however they desire (this was LB's job) Get out another piece of white paper and have your child paint it however they desire (this was LL's job, AND her very first time painting! She loved it.) After the papers have dried, use a hole-punch to make a…

Simple kite craft template for a unique windy day springtime creation to hang on the bulletin board or fridge! Super cute kite craft for preschoolers.

Popsicle sticks are one of those craft items which you can always find in your craft stash. They are so inexpensive, fun and provide endless options for

Let’s go fly a kite! When flying an actual kite isn’t an option, creating a colorful kite ornament is an excellent alternative. A simple and fun craft for kids, the finished product results in a cute kite ornament that can be easily displayed at home or within the classroom – display the kites of all the students in one room for an impressive display that brightens the room and acts as colorful classroom decoration. Includes self-adhesive foam pieces, wooden craft sticks, googly eyes and…