[For 3-year-olds] Perfect for June! Craft ideas using various expressive techniques
When June arrives, there are so many things that make us feel the rainy season—like rain, frogs, umbrellas, and snails.
Here, we introduce craft ideas that three-year-olds can enjoy at daycare and kindergarten while having fun with the rain.
By making things together, you’ll create more happy memories and kids will gain new skills along the way.
Be sure to dive in with excitement and enjoy these fun crafts with the children.
Since the children’s creations are treated as works, we use the term “seisaku” (creative production) in the text.
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[Age 3] Perfect for June! Craft ideas using various expressive techniques (41–50)
Rainy season plastic shrink art

Let’s make a rainy-season inspired craft using shrink plastic! Draw hydrangeas, frogs, raindrops, and other rainy-season motifs on the plastic sheet with colored pencils, then cut around the drawings.
Coat each piece with resin and cure it under a UV light.
Place small, finely cut and heated pieces of shrink plastic onto the hydrangea section, then cure again.
Arrange all the parts in your preferred layout, layer on more resin, and cure to finish.
You’ll have a cool, transparent-looking craft! It also makes a great keychain or bag charm.
In conclusion
We introduced craft ideas to try with three-year-olds in June.
Three-year-olds are getting used to tools like scissors and paint.
It would be great if they could try new forms of expression in their crafts, too.
As their interests broaden significantly, why not combine a variety of ideas? Enjoy a fun crafting time together with the children.



