Candy cane preschool craft

This fingerprint candy cane craft is a great way to get into the Christmas spirit & it doubles as a gift that kids can give to their parents!

Welcome back to my 5 Days of Construction Paper Christmas crafting! I hope you had fun with your pretty winter tree paper art project yesterday. Today we are on Day 2—get that Christmas music back on and get ready to make a.... (is the suspense getting to you?!) Ripped paper candy cane craft! Woohoo! This

This Christmas Candy Cane Craft is easy and fun. Make enough for preschool, kindergarten, scouts, or at home in just about 10 minutes. Free Template.

Using just a few ingredients from your home you can make this amazing candy cane paint , and it's unlike any that you might find...

Candy Cane Suncatcher Craft

Rip up cotton balls and glue them onto a paper candy cane shape to make a fun Christmas craft with your toddler or preschooler.

Candy canes are yummy--and always leave sticky little fingers behind as evidence of their goodness. So in honor of the sticky fingers, I bring to you a fun and easy candy cane craft made with handprints! Here's what you do: Draw and cut a big candy cane shape out of a sheet of white paper (mine is 11" tall and 3" thick) Pour some red paint on a plate (tempera paint, or finger paint) Have your little one put their hand in the paint and then stamp it onto the candy cane. Repeat 3-4 times all…

Candy Cane Art for Kids - Get your copy of this free printable template and make some candy cane arts and crafts with your toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarteners. Perfect for Christmas themed lesson plans. #christmas #artsandcrafts #freeprintable #toddler #preschool #kindergarten

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Time to shut your door and just have some holiday fun with Carolyn's activities. Just in case you want a week of candy cane fun, here are a couple more quick ideas. For this candy cane activity, I cut lots of large, medium, and small red and white circles. I had each size on its own table. The kids could make whichever sizes they wanted. This was a lot of fun for them because they made these all on their own and had choices. Here are my samples. I didn't even make them write sight words or…