[Childcare] Rainy days can be fun too! Recommended rainy-season craft ideas for June
During the rainy season, when there are more rainy days, kindergartens and daycare centers often have stretches when the children can’t play outside, which can be disappointing for them.
Here, we’ll introduce craft ideas that make those days fun.
There are projects like umbrellas, frogs, and snails that you can make to decorate the walls or play with, works that use interesting techniques, and items to make together with adults.
Choose activities that match the children’s ages and developmental stages, and try making them together.
If you decorate the room with lots of what you’ve made, you can enjoy the rainy season too!
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[Childcare] Rainy days are fun too! Recommended rainy-season craft ideas for June (71–80)
Rubber boots made from paper cups

Let’s make decorations themed around rain-day essentials: rain boots.
We’ll use a paper cup and construction paper.
Since a paper cup already resembles the shape of a rain boot, the steps are very simple.
Once the boot shape is complete, decorate it however you like by drawing illustrations or adding stickers.
After finishing, it’s also recommended to attach a handle using a pipe cleaner.
You can even use it as a small container, so filling it with your favorite candies or small toys and using it for a gift exchange might be a hit.
In conclusion
We introduced some craft ideas recommended for the rainy season.
It can also be fun to actually go outside with umbrellas and have the children create things based on what they discovered or what left a strong impression on them! It would be great if the children could take their time and enjoy the crafting process—choosing their favorite colors, drawing pictures they like, and decorating freely.



