Africa crafts for toddlers

It seems there is a fun and wacky holiday for everything these days. Well, February 18th is no different, it is 'Travel to Africa Day.' Well, we might not all be able to afford to pack up and fly to Africa we can make African crafts.Little artists will have fun making a painting of the second largest continent in the world with this craft project. This project is great for helping to learn the shape of Africa. Click the image below to print this free project.

During a recent African unit, my kids and I made Kente "cloths." Here's how we did it.

This African sunset shadow tracing art is a great actvity for kids. A fun way to use toys in arts and crafts for kids.

I received free products from Oriental Trading Company to facilitate this party. All opinions and ideas are my own and are not influenced by the party who provided this opportunity. Playdates are such a fun way to get kids together

Mr. Toddler had so much fun exploring Africa in the month of February. I am so excited to finally share the works that we had on our shelves with you today! We kept these works up for quite a bit of time in comparison to our usual shelf rotation. The reason being that Mr. Toddler just […]

African Necklace Craft Project Supplies: Construction paper - green, orange, and yellowGlue stickScissors Directions: Print African bands onto color

8 The Water Princess STEM Activity Ideas and African Clay Pot Craft. I have 8 The Water Princess STEM activity ideas and my African clay pot craft. Also, look at my science activity Easy DIY Water Filter. National Princess Day is November 18th. But I'm highlighting a different kind of princess entirely - The Water Princess. The Water Princess is a lovely book based on the childhood experience of Georgie Badiel.It takes place in Africa.And is the story of the long trek for water.