Recommended for elementary students! A collection of fun craft ideas for 3rd graders

Coin Slider Piggy Bank

[Anywhere Art] [Summer Vacation Craft] Coin Slider Piggy Bank☆

The mechanism is fun! Let me introduce an idea for a coin slider piggy bank.

It’s a unique piggy bank with a special mechanism, perfect for anyone thinking of making one and looking for inspiration.

If the piggy bank has a feature that makes you want to drop coins in, saving money could become a lot easier! This time, let’s make a coin slider.

You’ll need an empty box, paint, a tray, scissors, chopsticks, glue, and so on.

Feel free to customize it with any motif you like.

Give it a try!

Soccer penalty shootout game

Let's make a soccer penalty kick game and play with friends! A fun DIY project

Let’s make our own game and play! Here’s an idea for a soccer penalty kick game.

It’s a great idea for those who are tired of the toys they have at home or who want to try making a game themselves.

Build a PK game and play with your family and friends! Since you’ll assemble it using cardboard and straws, it should be an exciting, hands-on project.

When using tools like a drill or a hot glue gun, be sure to check how to use them and the safety rules together with a parent or guardian before giving it a try.

Stencil: “Various Dream-colored Trees”

[For Teachers] Stencil: “Various Dream-Colored Trees” — Helping with Elementary School Arts and Crafts; We support your art class ideas.

Let’s paint with a sponge! I’ll introduce an idea for a stencil called “Various Dream-Colored Trees.” A stencil refers to a technique where you place a stencil sheet with letters or patterns cut out, then apply paint from above to create the design.

This time, let’s try making a picture using a sponge and a craft knife.

What you’ll need: black construction paper, white construction paper, a ruler, a pencil, a craft knife, tape, a sponge, and paints.

It’s a wonderful idea that will have your friends and teachers asking, “How did you make that?”

Cardboard Corinth Game

[Cardboard Craft] How to Easily Make a Corinth Game!

Let’s make use of unwanted materials! Here are some ideas for a cardboard Corinth game.

It’s great when you can craft using cardboard boxes or empty packages from deliveries, right? This time, let’s try making a Corinth game while making use of materials you have at home.

A Corinth game is a game where you hammer pegs and make holes in an inclined board, then use a stick to flick a marble into the holes to compete for points.

You’ll need items like cardboard, a pencil, a compass, an awl, a utility knife, scissors, rubber bands, a ruler, toothpicks, and glue.

Cardboard garbage collection truck

[Cardboard Craft] Even the pros are amazed! Elementary school students recreate garbage trucks out of cardboard! Various refuse collection vehicles reproduced, including models by ShinMaywa Industries, Fuji Vehicle, and Morita Econos No. 197

Let me introduce cardboard garbage collection trucks.

There are different types of garbage trucks, and their movements and installed parts vary.

All of the trucks being introduced are made using cardboard.

By paying attention to details—such as changing the shape of the emergency stop switch section, recreating the tail lamps with plastic sheets, and writing the manufacturer’s name—you can complete a garbage truck that looks just like the real thing.

Understanding the movements and features of each type of garbage truck also makes it easier to imagine the materials you’ll need to prepare.

Be sure to try making a garbage truck in your own style.

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