Whether you create these crowns for a birthday party, holiday celebration, closure of a unit study, or something else entirely – this easy craft for kids is sure to be a hit!
Celebrations and traditions have been scientifically shown to contribute to a sense of comfort, connection, and belonging. They are also a joyful way to teach our children what we value or about other cultures.
So let’s celebrate!
Whether you create these paper plate crowns for a birthday party, holiday celebration, closure of a unit study, or something else entirely- this easy, low-prep craft for kids is sure to be a hit. Enjoy!
Supplies:
- Utility knife or scissors*
- Paper plate
- Pom-poms or stickers*
- Hot glue gun (if using pom-poms)*
*As with any project posted on my blog, this craft is intended to be done under adult supervision.
Directions:
- Use your utility knife or scissors to cut the inside of the paper plate into 8 wedges.
- Flip over the plate so the bottom side of it is facing up.
- Fold up the wedges to create a crown.
- Decorate your paper plate crown with pom-poms or stickers.
Projects like this one – ones that re-imagine everyday objects into something new – develop creative thinking skills and imagination.
Looking for another easy art project that makes use of everyday items from around the house? Check out this blog post on making sculptures from paper rolls and straws.
Searching for an art game to use in your next celebration? You might be interested in this Celebration Art Tic-Tac-Toe game for kids.
