Breathing dragon craft

This week's theme is Knights and Dragons, with a To Go Kits for a Fire Breathing Dragon (more suited for younger children) and a Pom Pom Catapult (more suited for older children). The Fire Breathing Dragon craft was an idea from the CSLP Manual, with a link to One Little Project's original craft (which I borrowed the picture from for the instructions). Included in the kit was everything needed to make the dragons, except for scissors and glue/tape.I cut green construction paper in halves for…

Fire Breathing Dragon Craft - this easy craft is a great afternoon activity for your Chinese New Year topic

Learn how to make a giant fire breathing dragon craft out of poster board. Using a small fan, this decoration will look like it is actually breathing fire.

Use the free printable template on CraftyKidsPlay.com and make your very own fire breathing dragon craft for kids. It's the perfect craft for chinese new year. Kids love this interactive craft, the flames move when you blow through the tube!

Roar!!! This dragon cup craft led to a great game of �run away from the dragon' in our house with as much giggling as roaring. When your child blows through the hole in the bottom of the cup, the streamers taped to the front of the cup blow around to create a fire breathing dragon. The materials are simple and the construction is very easy; the hardest part was waiting for the glue to dry so we could play! This is a fantastic dragon craft for boys or girls that love all things dragons and…

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This easy fire breathing dragon craft made with a paper roll is SO MUCH FUN! Blow into the end and it looks like flames are coming out of the mouth!

Here you'll learn how to make a fire breathing dragon using a cardboard toilet roll. Simple craft kids can make, especially for Chinese New Year.

Dragons are mythical creatures that have fascinated people for centuries. They can be scary or friendly, and they come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. If you’re looking for a fun craft project with your preschooler, why not try making some dragons? Great Dragon Crafts for Preschoolers You can make all sorts of dragon ... Read more

In kindergarten this week, we focused on how to calm ourselves down. We talked about how sometimes our heart starts pounding and we feel like we cannot control ourselves. One way to help us chill out is by dragon breathing. To take a dragon breath, we breathe in deep through our nose, hold it for a few seconds, then release a hot fiery breath from our mouths. To aid in the visualization of this, we created dragon breathers! This simple idea was inspired by a fellow pinner and easy to follow…