[Childcare] Craft ideas perfect for June
June often brings unstable weather.
If children are always making the same motifs, they might get bored, even if they’re having fun creating.
Frogs and snails are popular, but it can be hard to come up with fresh ideas, right? So here, we’ve gathered craft ideas recommended for June.
There are all kinds of ideas, from things you can hang on the wall to items you can play with.
Please use this as a reference to enjoy fun, creative time with the children and make rainy days enjoyable!
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[Childcare] Craft ideas perfect for June (51–60)
[For ages 4–5] Hydrangea Craft
![[For ages 4–5] Hydrangea Craft](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jlVfunATn3Q/sddefault.jpg)
Making hydrangeas using origami and construction paper is recommended for children aged 4 to 5.
Cut the construction paper into a cloud-like shape, then make small flowers out of origami to form the hydrangea and paste them on.
For the small hydrangea flowers, it’s best to use smaller-sized origami.
If you don’t have small origami, cut a regular sheet into four pieces and use those.
Also, if you fold circular pieces of origami, you’ll create a different kind of hydrangea flower than with square origami.
You can combine both types of flowers, or use just one—either is fine! Encourage the children to think for themselves about how to arrange the small flowers as they create their work.
[For Ages 4–5] Brushing-Teeth Crocodile
![[For Ages 4–5] Brushing-Teeth Crocodile](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/DPkhrGfgsS0/sddefault.jpg)
June 4th is Cavity Prevention Day! It’s the perfect time to work extra hard on brushing—and a great craft for this season is making a chomp-chomp animal toy.
Cut a tissue box in half so it can bend, and cover the outside with construction paper in the color of the animal you like.
Make parts like eyes and ears from construction paper or origami paper and attach them.
For the mouth that opens and closes, stick on small white pieces of paper to look like teeth, and you’re done! It’s recommended to add cavity marks to a few of the teeth.
This craft is aimed at children aged 4 to 5.
Let them make it and play with it, and learn the importance of brushing their teeth properly on their own.
[Stamping] Colorful Juice
![[Stamping] Colorful Juice](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/e512AbF5W1Y/sddefault.jpg)
In June, when it starts to get hot and humid, you start craving a cold juice, right? A great craft for that time is making colorful juice with stamping.
First, prepare construction paper cut into the shape of a cup.
Next, paint your favorite colors onto small pieces of sponge and stamp randomly onto the cup.
Besides stamping, combining elements like round stickers is also recommended.
When you’re done, stick a piece of colored film cut slightly smaller than the cup on top.
Finally, make a straw out of origami paper and attach it to the cup, and you’re done!
Experiential: Let’s go see the droplets and express them

When it rains, droplets form in all kinds of places, don’t they? Let’s observe those droplets and try expressing them in various ways.
On a rainy day, go outside with umbrellas or raincoats.
First, observe the droplets on the playground equipment you usually play on, the droplets that fall onto your hands, and the droplets on windows.
After carefully observing what shapes they are and how they cling to the equipment, go back inside and express the droplets using drawing paper, paints, and more.
Each child can draw on their own sheet of paper, or you can prepare a large canvas and create something together.
It’s a creative activity that reveals how droplets appear through children’s eyes.
[Time Day] Wristwatch with origami
![[Time Day] Wristwatch with origami](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uKhKtK4wOZU/sddefault.jpg)
With Time Day approaching on June 10, a fun recommendation is to make wristwatches out of origami.
Fold origami paper in your favorite color into the shape of a wristwatch.
On the part that will be the watch face, draw the numbers and hands.
Thread a rubber band through each end of the watch to finish it.
Depending on the children’s ages and builds, it may fit around their wrists even without the rubber band, so teachers should check and adjust as needed.
Adding rubber bands gives some extra flexibility, making it a great idea for children to gift their finished watches to their parents or guardians.



