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Craft Projects that begin with I.

If you have subscribed to our newsletter, you know we have been crafting our way through the alphabet. So today we are doing craft projects that begin with letter I.

Ice Cream Scoops

Our first project is a favorite in most homes, ice cream. In this craft project, not only can your little artist design his or her own ice cream flavors, but can learn to count to the number five with five scoops.

Supplies:

  1. Copy of ice cream scoops and cone
  2. Bingo daubers
  3. Scissors
  4. Glue stick

Directions:

  1. Print copy of ice cream scoops and cone.
  2. Use bingo dauber to paint ice cream scoops.
  3. Cut out ice cream and glue to cone.

Now we go from ice cream to a place you could eat it in – an igloo. Your little artists can refine their small motor skills while building their own indoor igloos. If you are in a place with snow this time of year, you could go outside and build a real one, too!

Igloo Craft Project

Igloo

Supplies:

  1. Copy of igloo
  2. Blue paper
  3. Scissors and/or Safety scissors
  4. Glue

Directions:

  1. Print off igloo.
  2. Have the children cut squares out of the blue paper, helping them if necessary.
  3. Glue the squares to make the igloo.

Living in an Igloo? You might see our next craft project from your window. It is an iceberg. Your little artist will have fun using glitter glue to paint his or her own iceberg.

Iceberg

Supplies:

  1. Copy of iceberg
  2. Glitter glue
  3. Cotton swab

Directions:

  1. Print copy of iceberg.
  2. Place glitter glue on iceberg using the cotton swab.

Now, from the freezing to the warm tropical air. Our next project is found in most jungles and some islands. Any guesses? It begins with I… it is an Iguana!

Iguana

Supplies:

  1. Copy of iguana
  2. Green bingo dauber

Directions:

  1. Print out copy of iguana.
  2. Use bingo dauber to paint iguana.

Optional:

Cut a spiral of green construction paper and glue to make a tail.


“I” hope your little artist had fun learning with craft projects that begin with I. If you made one or all of these, I hope you told your little one, “You’re so creative!”