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Egg carton flower craft activity

Shamima Fowzee • Jul 19, 2022

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Egg carton craft activity
Egg carton flower craft activity is a hands-on very simple fun craft. Children enjoy this activity. 

Appropriate age: 3-4 years
Number of children: Individual activity
Play based learning: Creative play 
Learning areas: Cognitive Development, physical development (fine motor skills) Language Development
Vocabular: paint brush, flower, patels, and egg carton 
 Materials Needed:
The material required for this activity are  
· Paint
· Paint Brush
· Painting Palette
· Egg Carton (not foam)
· Paper Straw
· Pom Pom (optional)
· Glue
· Scissors

Direction of Activity:
  1. Squirt some paint onto a paper plate or painting palette. Use any colors children like and paint the flower. Have fun!
  2. After the paint is dried, have children glue the paper straw to the back of the flower to make the flower stem. A paper straw is thick enough to hold Egg Carton Flower, but child could also use a small stick or a chopstick. Give the children to choose what they want to use as a flower stem, a straw or a chopstick.
  3. Later ask children to glue a pom pom to the centre of the painted Egg carton flower. They can add different colour pomp pom according to their choose. A beautiful Egg Carton Flower is done!
Adult role:
Egg cartons are thicker than paper, so they’re harder to cut. Adult can if children are experiencing difficulties cutting the egg cartons.

Children should be supervised and supported by a parent/guardian at home or practitioner in the classroom.
Craft activity for preschoolers

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