[Today's Craft] Fun craft ideas recommended today that are useful for childcare!
Many teachers may be looking to incorporate fresh ideas into their early childhood craft activities.
Here, we share craft ideas that children can engage with, across a variety of themes!
You’ll find many types, including wall displays, origami, and crafts tailored to seasons and events.
We introduce everything from classic projects to ones featuring popular characters.
We update daily, so you’ll constantly discover new ideas.
Be sure to bookmark this page and find fun crafts each day that suit your children’s activities!
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[Today's Craft] Fun craft ideas recommended today that are useful for childcare! (21–30)
Crafting together with cardboard

Cardboard workshop: let’s all make headgear together! We’ll create hats and masks by painting the cardboard in colors we like or decorating it with origami paper.
You can have fun while making them, and everyone can enjoy them together once they’re finished.
Paper Cup Merry-Go-Round

This is a project to make a merry-go-round that spins when you twist a bar sticking out from the side! Make holes in the side and bottom of a paper cup large enough for a straw to pass through, then insert a bendable straw from the side and out through the bottom.
Cut the protruding end into four equal sections, spread them open, and attach a circular piece of paper—now you’ve created the spinning mechanism.
Make the roof and pillar parts from construction paper, hang drawings of characters the children made from the roof, and assemble.
Twist the straw to spin your handmade merry-go-round!
In conclusion
How was it? Feel free to adapt the activities to suit the children’s ages and make use of them in your daily childcare! Since it’s updated every day, you can always find fresh ideas.
If something catches your eye, be sure to make it together with the children and enjoy a fun time.


