[For 4-Year-Olds] Recommended in November! Autumn-Themed Craft Activities

A dragonfly flying in the sky

Make it with toilet paper! Here’s an idea for a dragonfly that can fly.

You’ll need two toilet paper rolls, origami paper, tape, craft glue, scissors, a rubber band, white drawing paper, and crayons.

First, wrap origami paper around one toilet paper roll and cut a slit where you’ll hook on the rubber band.

Next, use the white paper to make the wings and eyes, and stick them on.

Finally, crumple the other toilet paper roll into a smaller ball and decorate it with origami paper to finish.

Kids are sure to be delighted with the result.

Give it a try!

Bagworm Kendama

[Daycare/Kindergarten] Autumn Craft 🍁 Paper Cup Bagworm Kendama [Target Age & Notes]

Turn a kendama into an autumn insect! Here’s an idea for a bagworm-themed kendama.

What you’ll need: a paper cup, string, tape, glue, warm-colored construction paper, white construction paper, pens, and old paper such as newspaper.

First, use the warm-colored paper to make fallen leaves.

It’s also nice to prepare real leaves and have the children draw the veins.

Next, glue the paper leaves onto the paper cup.

Finally, crumple the old paper, tie it to the string, and tape the other end of the string firmly to the bottom of the paper cup to finish.

Since the string can come off easily, the key is to secure it well with tape!

Stained glass of an apple

[Childcare] The translucent look is cute! Apple stained glass [Autumn craft]

Cute and translucent! Let me introduce an apple stained-glass craft.

You will need black construction paper, colored cellophane, scissors, laminating sheets, and glue.

First, cut the black construction paper into an apple shape and cut out the inside.

Next, attach the cut-out apple frame to a laminating sheet.

Finally, cut and paste pieces of colored cellophane, then laminate it to finish.

Children’s hearts will dance at creating their own special piece.

Give it a try!

Grapes made with pastels

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Beautifully soft and warm colors! Here are some ideas for making grapes with pastels.

What you’ll need: purple-toned pastels, white drawing paper, and a mesh or net.

First, use the mesh to shave pastel dust onto the white paper.

Use the powdered pastel to draw the grape berries.

Finally, tap off any excess powder and you’re done! If you attach a stem and leaves—pre-cut and prepared from drawing paper—your artwork will look even more lovely.

Give it a try!

Frottage of fallen leaves

[Autumn Craft] Leaf Frottage 🍂 | Introducing a technique that reveals patterns [Nursery/Kindergarten]

Place a sheet of paper over fallen leaves and rub with a pencil or crayon to transfer the pattern! Here’s an introduction to fallen-leaf frottage.

What you’ll need: thin paper such as copier paper, fallen leaves, and crayons or colored pencils.

First, gather leaves of different shapes and sizes.

Next, place a leaf upside down and lay the paper on top.

Tilt your colored pencil and rub over the leaf—and you’re done! The key is to rub without pressing too hard.

Give it a try!

Pacific saury cooked with aluminum foil

Let’s make an autumn delicacy with aluminum foil! Here’s an idea for making a Pacific saury (sanma) out of aluminum foil.

You’ll need newspaper, aluminum foil, colored permanent markers, and round stickers.

First, crumple the newspaper into the shape of a sanma and refine the shape with aluminum foil.

Next, color the foil with the colored permanent markers.

Finally, attach round stickers for the eyes, and you’re done! When displaying it in a room, arranging it as if it’s being grilled on a shichirin (charcoal grill) will make the piece stand out even more.

Give it a try!

Autumn fruits with balloon stamps

Let’s use balloons like stamps to make delicious autumn fruits! On white drawing paper, dab on colors by bouncing a paint-covered balloon.

Once the paint dries, cut the paper into your favorite fruit shapes to match the paint colors.

Prepare stems and leaves on separate paper, then combine them with the fruit shapes to finish! The stamping step seems like something 4-year-olds will enjoy.

For the cutting step, please supervise closely to ensure safety.

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