Make · Ages 1 to 3
Spring crafts for toddlers
19 things to make for Spring, most searched first. Every one shows the level, the time and the cost before you start.
Nature playdough prints
Leaves, pine cones and bark pressed into flat dough, leaving prints your toddler can peel up and study.
Nature walk bracelet
A tape cuff with the sticky side out, so your toddler can stick every leaf and petal they find on a walk.
Egg hunt color match
A backyard egg hunt where each egg goes in the basket that matches its color.
Backyard mud kitchen
Old pots, pans and spoons plus a patch of dirt and water, for mud pies and soup all afternoon.
Flower petal soup
A tub of water, petals and leaves that your toddler stirs into pretend soup.
Big rock painting
Rocks bigger than a fist painted in bright colors, to line the garden path.
Nature paintbrushes
Sticks with leaves, grass and pine needles tied on, so every brush makes a different mark.
Egg carton caterpillar
A strip of egg carton painted green that turns into a wiggly caterpillar.
Celery rose stamps
The bottom of a celery bunch dipped in paint stamps out prints that look like roses.
Water painting wall
A cup of water and a big brush turn a fence, sidewalk or chalkboard dark, then it dries and they paint it again.
Butterfly fold painting
Paint blobs on 1 side, fold, press, open, and there's a butterfly with matching wings.
Grass head cup
A paper cup with a face that grows green grass hair in about a week.
Dot sticker Easter egg
A big paper egg your toddler decorates with round stickers, one slow and serious press at a time.
Coffee filter Easter eggs
Marker scribbles on coffee filters that bleed into soft rainbow eggs when sprayed with water.
Rain painting
Washable marker drawings set out in a spring shower so the rain paints them.
Torn paper carrot
An orange carrot made of torn paper scraps with a leafy green top, a good bunny snack.
Handprint flower bouquet
Bright handprints that become a bouquet of tulips, ready to frame for Mother's Day.
Toilet roll binoculars
2 painted toilet paper tubes taped together for a backyard bird and bug safari.
Paper plate ladybug
A red plate ladybug with black spots your toddler sticks on.
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