Obviously an older preschooler would do a more recognizable job ). I gave him a marker to draw people in the windows. He was thrilled when I gave him the sticky pieces so that he could make his own bus craft. I knew we had to do this easy bus craft from I Crafty Things. My Two has been obsessed with school buses (and any other vehicle) since he first began to talk. Also be sure to check out nine other easy butterfly crafts. We found this simple butterfly craft at No Time for Flashcards. Get a sturdy cardboard paper plate and raid your craft drawer so your young preschooler can create this striking butterfly. My Two loved rolling them around to create this masterpiece. I saved a few, dropped them in a shoebox, and added some squirts of paint.

Our grocery stores gives out tokens when go shopping, and we’ve accumulated a giant collection of bouncy balls. If you have an older preschooler, I recommend giving him the B cut-out, feathers, googly eye, and some markers. I prepared all the pieces and applied the glue he lay them down. My Two is learning to sit and do simple crafts, and he loved this. Here is one of those classic crafts that we just had to do. Also, we found it necessary to glue down the tissue paper with a glue stick before painting over with a glue solution. Do this project on a day when your preschooler has a lot of patience! He can easily tear the paper for the clouds, but you might want to cut out the balloons. This is totally worth doing, but let me share a few tips so your experience is happier than ours: First, cutting tissue paper is a little tricky. The kids loved the final effect, but we had a fair amount of crying when doing this project. When I saw this project, I knew we had to try it. We saw this idea for bug painting at No Time for Flashcards. My Two dipped our plastic toy bugs into paint and stamped them on his paper. This didn’t keep my kids’ attention as long as I thought it would, but it created some cool effects! See our inspiration for balloon painting at 3 Dinosaurs. I blew up a few small balloons and set them on the table with some paper and washable glitter paint. We did our letter B projects during the final month of summer, so my incoming kindergartner and second grader joined in on the fun! If you’re doing a letter B exploration at home or in the classroom, I hope you’ll find a few projects here for your little ones to enjoy! Balloon Painting (This post contains affiliate links.) Letter B Art Projects for Preschoolers We love doing crafts and process art at our house! We put together a big list of creative art projects for preschoolers for the letter B.

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