Star wars arts and crafts

Me and Morgan rocking some awesome star wars head gear! Last Friday was May 4th...STAR WARS DAY! Last year at the library we did a book display for Star Wars day and it was so popular and I thought that'd make a great program! So let me take you through what the kiddies did! I welcomed then into the room, while the Star Wars soundtrack was playing. (which stopped working during the program ugh!) Then we played a game of "Jedi Says". Its pretty much Simon says, but with fun things like - do…

Cute, it is! This Paper Plate Grogu Craft with Template goes together in minutes, perfect for all your last minute Star Wars crafting.

There are so many easy and fun Star Wars Crafts for Kids -- from Wookiee cookies to a Death Star made from cupcake liners, we've put together a Mega List of ways for you to use The Force to create something awesome! We started training my son in the ways of the Jedi at an early age

Keep your place in your favorite books by making glittery lightsabers in different colors! These lightsaber bookmarks are great for home or school.

Last month, my son picked a pretty over the top idea for his Valentine's Day Mailbox. When he told me he wanted a Chewbacca Valentine Mailbox, I knew we could do it and that it

We've made a fair number of Star Wars figures so far - time for a spaceship, don't you think! This Millennium Falcon is made from paper plates and can be decorated any way you like. You'll need: 4 to 5 paper plates (ours were 23cm/9in. diameter) Egg carton Craft glue Black and red fine tipped marker pens (like Sharpies) Ruler Pencil Craft scissors Small scissors (straight-edged nail scissors - adult supervision required) Ball of plasticine (modelling clay) Straw Tin foil Metallic silver…

This Star Wars R2-D2 craft was a big hit with my son and he doesn't usually like crafts. He was very proud of the R2-D2 he made! This post is part of the Star Wars Blog

I've been alternating my first week in May activities between Star Wars and the Derby (like my American Girl Hats for the Derby event) and this year was a Star Wars celebration for May the 4th. There is no shortage of Star Wars party stuff available. I made these cute treat boxes with the printable from Printable Crush (minus the bunny ears!). Inside were two stickers and a bookmark (all from Oriental Trading), a glow stick with tape to look like a lightsaber, and a badge I made with the…