Year of the dragon activities for toddlers

A fun Chinese New Year craft your preschooler and toddler would love to do, this Fire Breathing Cardboard Tube Dragon is not only a craft activity but helps build your child's fine motor skill! Check out this step-b-step tutorial to get creative with your kids at home now.

Looking for a cute Chinese dragon craft for kids? This paper dragon puppet craft is an easy craft you can make with kids to celebrate the spring festival or the Chinese New Year, lantern festival, or on Appreciate a Dragon Day. This dragon craft is made of accordion folds with paper straws beneath it. Moving

Simple to set up sand tray for pre-writing and letter formation practice with toddlers and preschoolers for Chinese New Year.

We ate at Wendy’s this weekend for dinner. My daughter got a kid’s meal. It came with little cut-outs from Dreamwork’s Dragons. My daughter was so excited about this. “Mama, what is this dragon’s name?” She asked me this with each character that she picked up. She played with these until bedtime. Right before she […]

Add a fun twist to a classic baking soda and vinegar science exploration by making frozen baking soda dragon eggs.

Check out this fun St George's Day art activity. Use bubble wrap to print the scales for your dragons before adding facial features and some optional tissue paper flames through your dragon's nostrils. This is a great St George's Day crafts early years activity because children will explore a new way of working with paint whilst creating a fab dragon display. They can also explore tissue paper to create the fun dragon flames curling from the nostrils.

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!

Oh what fun will your kids have with these Chinese Dragon Clothespin Puppets, a perfect little paper toy if you celebrate or appreciate Chinese new year celebration. With 4 different printable dragon puppet designs (both in

We love celebrating holidays in our house! I did this super cute project with my younger two girls. They had lots of questions about Chinese...