Summer Bucket List} Kids Activity Bags
JUNE 26, 2014 BY
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Today I’m thrilled to share simple activity bags for kids.
Whether you use this as a summer bucket list or you do these activities throughout the year, these simple activity bags are perfect to have on hand. All you need is a few craft supplies and some paper bags to make over 30 activities for little ones!
Once you’ve got the paper bags, each activity only requires two to three supplies to make. From fizzy sidewalk chalk to bug puppets to making your own friendship bracelet loom, kids will be having fun in no time!
30+ Kids Activity Bags
- Cornstarch + baking soda + food coloring = Fizzy Sidewalk Paint Activity Bag
- Sand + Summer Trinkets + Plaster of Paris = Sand Mold Activity Bag
- Straws + string = Necklace Activity Bag
- Marbles + paint = Fireworks Art Activity Bag
- Dot stickers + window markers = Connect the Dots Activity Bag | And Next Comes L
- Colored paper + mini paper punches = Punch Out Lantern Activity Bag
- Cornstarch + tempera paint + Popsicle molds = Frozen Chalk Activity Bag | Reading Confetti
- Borax + cornstarch + glue = Homemade Bouncy Ball Activity Bag
- Chalk + paper plates = Giant Outdoor Game Board Activity Bag
- Foam board + embroidery thread = Friendship Bracelet Loom Activity Bag
- Soda + pop rocks + balloon = Summer Science Experiment Activity Bag | Learn, Play, Imagine
- Glow sticks + balloons = Glowing Fun Activity Bag
- Pouch caps + pipe cleaners = Bug Puppet Activity Bag | Lalymom
- Block + Chalk = Chalk Twister Activity Bag
- Crayons + natural materials = Wax Rubbing Activity Bag
- Cheerios + Pipe Cleaners = Bird Feeder Activity Bag | Frogs and Snails and Puppy Dog Tails
- Dice + Popsicle sticks = Minute to Win it: Game Night Activity Bag
- Glow Sticks + Nighttime = Tic Tac Glow Activity Bag
- Cornstarch + Hair Conditioner = Softest Play Dough Ever Activity Bag
- Golf Tees + Yarn + Play Hammer = Outdoor Fine Motor Play Activity Bag | Sugar Aunts
- Shovels + dirt = Dirt Soup Activity Bag
- Pony Beads + Pipe Cleaners = Bug Suncatcher Activity Bag | Happily Ever Mom
- Food coloring + ice cube tray = Colored Ice Play Activity Bag
- Stacking cups + paper plates = Building Activity Bag
- Felt tip markers + coffee filters + spray bottle = Dye Art Activity Bag
- Bag of Crackers + edible pen = Alphabet Snack Activity Bag
- Contact paper + nature collection = Nature Collage Activity Bag
- Needle + Magnet + Foam = DIY Compass Activity Bag
- Glow-in-the-dark paint + jar = Firefly Jar Activity Bag | Coffee Cups and Crayons
- Empty glue bottles + jello = Edible Art Activity Bag
- Summer treasures + jar = Summer Memories Activity Bag

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Fourth of July Crafts: {Kid Made} Patriotic Jewelry
JUNE 30, 2013 BY
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Are you ready for some great Fourth of July crafts? We’ve got lots of great “kid made” projects coming up over the next week. We at Kids Activities Blog hope your child enjoys celebrating the fourth with this greatpatriotic jewelry craft.
Fourth of July Crafts
Threading pieces of drinking straws onto string to make jewelry is a classic kids craft. This red, white and blue version would make great Fourth of July crafts for a kids party. Kids could also make them as gifts for friends.
This fun and simple patriotic craft is wonderful for fine motor skills as it involves threading. It’s also a great sequencing activity (early math skill) as the straws are threaded on in a red, white and blue sequence.
Kid Made
To make a patriotic necklace you will need:
Red, white and blue drinking straws
String or cord for threading
A pair of scissors
DIY Necklace
Cut the straws into even lengths to form the “beads” of the necklace. If you want to follow a pattern when you are threading the pieces of straw, then it is helpful to keep the three colors separated in different dishes. It will just make things quicker and easier when it comes time to do the threading.
Patriotic Jewelry
Cut a length of string and tie a knot at one end. This will prevent the pieces of straw from sliding off the string as you begin to thread them on. Now you are ready to begin threading the straw pieces on to the cord. My son threaded his in a red, white and blue pattern but it would look just as great threading them on in a random order.
When you have finished threading the straw pieces on to the string, tie together the two ends of the string and enjoy your patriotic jewelry. You don’t have to stop at a necklace either. Why not make a matching bracelet?
More Kids Activities
What are your child’s favorite Fourth of July crafts? Kid made projects always make a holiday more meaningful to kids. For more great kids activities, take a look at these other ideas from Kids Activities Blog:
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