I needed to get some jobs done around the house last week and Izzy was desperate to do some crafts. I’m trying to give her more ‘space’ when it comes to crafts, and not hover around her trying to get her to do what I think she should be doing. So this was a good opportunity for me to give her free reign with a very simple activity.
I folded some A4 card in half and cut out some egg shapes. Then I set out some art and craft supplies and left her to it. She did need some help with writing the cards once she had decorated them, but everything else was her own design.
Izzy used:
- Coloured card
- Stamps and ink pad
- Tissue paper
- Stickers
- Foam shapes
- Pipe cleaners
- Glue stick
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Beautiful cards. Well done Izzy. #ToddlerApprovedTuesday Over from http://www.cookwithtoddlers.com/community
She was very proud with her creations!
These look really cute – a great toddler activity!
Well done Izzy, you are very creative those cards are super!
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Such a cute idea, and just look at that proud face!
Super activity.
Happy easter and thanks for linking to #toddlerapprovedtuesday x
She is always super proud of her artwork, even when she just scribbles on a bit of paper. To her, it’s a masterpiece!
I love Crafts they can do all by themselves. These are lovely #ToddlerApprovedTuesday
Anything that means I get five minutes to do housework or make lunch! Thanks for stopping by.
She looks so proud. The cards look fantastic 🙂 #toddlerapprovedtuesday
She looks so happy! I have found that if I leave him too it he is much more likely to stay absorbed in the task than if I keep directing! #toddlerapprovedtuesday
Me too, she gets frustrated if I try to direct!