[April Crafts] Useful for childcare! Spring craft ideas for 1-year-olds
Warm spring is a fun season for children, too! Here, we’re sharing craft ideas you can enjoy together with one-year-olds.
Tearing and sticking to make colorful flowers helps develop fine motor skills! For parts that are hard for one-year-olds, have an adult join in and get creative.
If you decorate with lots of colors, you’re sure to see big smiles from the kids! While exploring colors and shapes, they can really feel the spring season.
Let’s all make things together and create lots of wonderful pieces! Get excited and make new spring memories.
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[April Crafts] Useful for childcare! Spring craft ideas for 1-year-olds (51–60)
Artworks created using natural materials

April has just the right climate and is the perfect season for walks and playing in the playground.
Here’s an activity for creating artworks using natural materials like leaves and branches found outdoors.
Prepare a container to collect fallen leaves and other items.
If children decorate their own container with stickers or markers, they’ll feel more attached to it and enjoy the activity even more.
Use cotton swabs to apply glue to the collected leaves and flowers, then stick them onto construction paper.
When placing the items, it’s important to value the child’s sensibilities and let them lead the process.
Once finished, display the pieces and enjoy the artwork!
In conclusion
We introduced craft ideas perfect for spring.
There were many ideas that let one-year-olds enjoy the textures of materials and express themselves while moving their fingers.
Handprints and footprints are especially recommended, as they allow you to record the children’s growth within the artwork.
It would be great if we can support them so they can savor the joy of making things while valuing their curiosity and eagerness to explore new sights and sensations.
Try creating plenty of spring-themed pieces together with the adorable children.



