Fun November craft ideas for 1-year-olds!

Finger painting that doesn’t get your hands dirty

Color your very own canvas! Here’s a no-mess finger painting idea.

All you need is white drawing paper, paint, and a zippered plastic bag.

This idea is great for kids who don’t like getting paint on their hands.

To make it, place a few colors of paint on the paper and put it inside the zippered plastic bag.

Then spread the paint around with your fingers over the top of the bag—and you’re done! Enjoy the way the colors blend and the feel of the paint as you create.

Try this as an activity with an autumn art theme.

mushroom mask

November Production Activity: Mushroom-themed Mask

Let’s use our hands with sticker play! Here’s a mushroom mask craft.

You’ll need construction paper, stickers, glue, double-sided tape, thick cardstock, scissors, rubber bands, a stapler, and vinyl tape.

It’s a fun activity perfect for one-year-olds! By freely decorating with colorful stickers, children develop fine motor skills.

As they enjoy sticking stickers however they like, they can express their imagination and create a unique, one-of-a-kind mask.

Watching them play while wearing their finished mask is absolutely adorable and full of a sense of accomplishment.

It’s a simple yet heartwarming and enjoyable activity!

A crown of fallen leaves

[Autumn Craft] Let's make a crown with fallen leaves!

Your very own special item! Here’s how to make a crown from fallen leaves.

You will need A4 paper, glue, scissors, tape, and a stapler.

Feel the essence of autumn as you use colorful fallen leaves to create a crown that’s uniquely yours! By collecting leaves and sticking them on, children can develop fine motor skills and creativity.

Making it together with parents or teachers also deepens communication and lets you enjoy the fun of teamwork.

The materials are easy to find around you, so it’s simple to get started—another big plus.

Put on your finished crown and enjoy autumn! Be sure to try this activity to create wonderful autumn memories.

Swaying Bagworm Wreath

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🐶 @buchiko_hoiku ◂◂◂◂ Check out my other posts, too 🌼 Thank you so much for all the likes 🩷 Hi there! I’m Buchiko, a flower-paper lover 🐶 lol This time I’m bringing you another cute autumn wreath using tissue paper 🫶🏻 Have fun crumpling or tearing the tissue paper however you like ☺️🌼 Add fallen leaves and acorns to make it even cuter 💕 For the bagworm’s body, just stick on some stickers ♪ The face can be tricky with small stickers, so if they’re old enough to draw, crayons are recommended 🖍 Please give it a try 🌼 I’d love to hear if you made one 🌈 ⋱⋰ Thank you for reading to the end 🐶 I share easy-to-copy ideas, from intro to craft-making ♬︎ I’ll be over the moon if you like ♥, save 𖤘, and follow 𖤐—I might even cry with joy 😂 lol Comments are also very welcome 🤍🤍 ⋱⋰Nursery teacher / Childcare workerKindergarten TeacherAutumn Crafts#Wall CreationInfant CraftPlay that expands from picture booksWreath making

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Let’s decorate the room in autumn colors! Here’s an idea for a gently swaying bagworm wreath.

You’ll need a paper plate, tissue paper, tape, construction paper, stickers, and thread.

Use colorful tissue paper inspired by autumn leaves to make your own unique wreath! As you create it, ask questions about the order of placing the tissue paper and autumn-themed pieces—this helps children express their creativity.

Displaying the finished wreath in the room lets you feel the children’s growth.

When the wind blows, the little bagworm sways adorably!

Shichi-Go-San Chitose-ame candy bag

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@sei_seisaku ← Check out my other crafts here 🍂 Thanks for watching 👧 ˗ˏˋ How to Make a Daruma Shichi-Go-San Gift Bag ˎˊ˗ Recommended for younger classes ☺️ [How to make] 1) Dab paint onto the Shichi-Go-San bag (This time we dabbed with newspaper. Aluminum foil works too 🙆‍♀️) 2) Cut construction paper into a daruma shape 3) Take handprints and stick them onto the daruma 4) Draw the face with a black pen or brush 5) Put round stickers on the cheeks 6) Stick gold origami paper under the Shichi-Go-San text 7) Attach the daruma and the printed text to the bag 8) Write the name on the back 9) All done! For how to make the bag itself, see a past post 🙌 ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ ˗ˋˏ I’m Sei, a former nursery school teacher 👧 ˎˊ˗ ∨ I share seasonal craft ideas. I also sometimes share wallpapers for free 🆓ˎˊ˗https://sei-saku.site(Jump over from the story 🕊️) Follow me to get the pattern ☺️ ✄- – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –Production in NovemberNovember productionCraft Play#Making PlayMaking and crafting playproduction activities#Nursery School Craft#Childcare CraftingKindergarten craft#Childcare CraftsCrafts for 0-year-oldsCrafts for 1-year-olds#2-year-old's craft#3-year-old craftsShichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three)Shichi-Go-San craftsShichi-Go-San crafts#ChitoseAme#Chitose-ame bagChitose Candy Bag MakingThousand-year candy (Chitose Ame)#Shichi-Go-San preparationsThe Daruma dollNew Year’s craftNew Year’s Craft#HandprintArt

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Daruma made with children’s handprints are so cute! Here’s how to make a Shichi-Go-San Chitose-ame candy bag.

You’ll need construction paper, paint, pens, and stickers.

After stamping paint over the entire bag, attach a Daruma made from the child’s handprint.

When stamping the paint, it’s helpful to use tools that are easy for small hands to grip.

Try creating it together with parents or teachers while enjoying the stamping and the feel of the paint! It’s sure to become a memorable craft.