Paper Crafts

Tie a string around a block, and have your preschoolers make prints with this homemade stamp!

Looking through her baby scrapbook can help your child learn how special she is.

Preschoolers love the feel and look of tissue paper -- and they'll love this tissue paper art project.

Using an egg carton and a balloon, your child can make a papier-mâché piggy bank.

Preschoolers can make a bear with brown construction paper, white circles, and glue.

With some help from you, younger children can create a mosaic from brightly colored construction paper.

Paper doll chains are fun to make, and they can be used as a border on any plain wall in your home.

Follow these easy instructions to make a bowl from ordinary newspaper. Then let your child decorate it!

Use several layers of paper to make a landscape appear more three-dimensional and realistic.

This art activity box can be used to store photos, jewelry, or other treasures.

Your toddler can use a rolled piece of corrugated cardboard as a stamp to create flower-like shapes.

Toddlers can make their own art stamps by gluing rickrack or keys to a block of wood.

This art activity produces a print of your toddler's foot, which you can cherish forever.

This easy-to-make necklace can be worn to demonstrate pride in one's heritage.

If you and your preschool child make enough paper snowflakes, you can have a paper blizzard!

Printmaking is perfect for preschool children. It yields great results, but doesn't require a lot of hand-eye coordination.

Have your toddler use chalk on a wet sponge to create a clean art stamp.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Celebrate winter and have fun with your child. Try this snowflake craft idea for elementary-school kids.