Spring is here and so are the spring chicks! momstown has created several ways to make cute baby chicks for spring or Easter crafts!
Toilet Paper Roll Stamped Chick Craft
You know that momstown moms never throw out a toilet roll! Get preschoolers or toddlers stamping with a toilet roll and making it into a chick for a springtime or Easter decoration!
Handprint Mixed Media Chick Craft
Grab your child and your craft bin and get creative with this handprint chick craft that uses mixed mediums to decorate!
Footprint Chick and Egg Craft for Kids
Our moms and babies love to create keepsake crafts using their baby’s own footprints! We love this footprint chick that hatches from the egg!
Cupcake Liner Chick Craft for Preschoolers
We love to use paper cupcake liners to make flowers but did you know that you could make an adorable chick too?
Standing Chick Craft for Older Kids
We have several cute chick crafts for toddlers and preschoolers, but you can challenge your school-aged child to make this chick that stands! This is a great Easter, Spring or even Farm animal craft!
How to Make a Chick from a Cup
Using supplies you have around the house is not only an inexpensive way to have some crafting fun, but also great to upcycle packaging and products! We love this cute chick craft made from a yellow cup for Easter. Makes a great gift for teachers, grandparents and even friends!
Handprint Easter spring chick craft
Such a sweet handprint chick craft – perfect for Easter or any baby animal curriculum or theme.
Farm Animal Crafts – Handprint Chicks
momstown Calgary made these paper plate and handprint chicks at their Easter party earlier this year, but they are also a perfect farm themed craft.
Make An Easy Fire Dog Pet Puppet
At momstown, we love fire trucks and puppy pets, so we made these easy paper tube fire dog pet puppets. Read what we also learned about dalmations & try it at home yourself!
Mary’s Little Lamb Craft
We love nursery rhymes at momstown, especially ones about sheep (and there are tons)! Make a sheep using your child’s handprint and some cotton balls.
