Paper plate umbrella craft

Do you have paper plates? If so, then you're in luck! We've found you 40 fun paper plate craft projects to try. What may surprise you most about these paper plate crafts is that you can make just about anything you can imagine, with a little effort. From a spaceship, a princess crown and a zoo full of cute animals! Toddlers and older children enjoy paper plate crafts. If you homeschool, you may find some of these crafts work well with your lesson plans. Or if you are working at a summer…

This easy to make paper plate umbrella craft is fab for some rainy day crafting or as a fun side activity when learning about seasons!

Don't let the rainy weather get you down! This easy Paper Plate Umbrella craft is a fun way to teach kids about the weather and the letter U.

We love all things simple in this house, which might be why paper plate crafts are such a hit. No need for anything too fancy, complicated, or expensive for my kids to get creative with. We like things like paint, paper, glue, yarn, tape, and paper plates. We really like paper plates. So much so

Preschoolers and toddlers will have so much fun making this simple paper plate umbrella craft that is perfect for a rainy day!

Materials: paper plate crayons or markers scissors circular punch (optional) flexible drinking straw tape stapler newspaper (optional) Directions: {Umbrella by Mia, Age 4} Fold a paper plate in half and cut with scissors OR use a circular punch to make a scalloped border along the straight edge, leaving you with two identical pieces. Color the back (non-eating) side of each half using crayons or markers. Cut about 1 inch off of the bendy end of a flexible drinking straw. Save both pieces…

U is for umbrella! Learn how to make an umbrella using paper plates, dot markers, and pipe cleaners.

Paper plate umbrella craft is simple toddler craft for spring! It's a great way to entertain toddlers or preschoolers indoors on a rainy day!

Paper plate umbrella craft with dot markers!