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These 10 Paper Plate Crafts for Kids are awesome. Each of these crafts has its own design and can be super fun. Your kids will enjoy doing these paper plate crafts. Each of them have their own way of teaching. They can help out with learning the Alphabet and their letters, as well as counting, colors and more. These crafts are perfect for days when it is to cold outside. Let your children continue to learn and have fun while doing it this Holiday Season.
10 Paper Plate Crafts for Kids
Check out these great craft ideas for the kids!
Paper Plate Clock Craft
This cute Paper Plate Clock Craft is fun to paint and decorate, and a great way for kids to work on number recognition, ordering numbers and telling time.
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A Paper Plate Jellyfish Craft for a Preschool Ocean Theme
The Paper Plate Jelly Fish Craft is perfect for an Ocean theme, or learning about different animals. This craft is so cute and lets your kids practice their scissor skills!
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Adorable Bird and Nest Craft with Cupcake Liners and Paper Plates
This adorable Bird and Nest Craft is made from paper plates and cupcake liners. You can choose any decorated cup cake liners to make your birdies look even better. This craft is super easy, but very fun.
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Paper Plate Quilt Craft for Preschoolers: Exploring Colours, Patterns and Textures
Toddlers can explore colors, shapes, textures and more with this Paper Plate Quilt Craft. Using all sorts of different sizes and shapes of fabric, they can make the most beautiful paper plate quilt.
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Paper Plate & Twig Yarn Art
The Yarn Art with Paper Plates and Twigs craft is great for all ages. Younger children can make twigs and sticks, while tweens and teens will enjoy making their vibrant yarn art on a paper plate.
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Paper Plate Umbrella Craft for Preschoolers
This Paper Plate Umbrella Craft would be a fun craft to do if the weather isn't on your side and it is a rainy day. They can decorate their umbrella how ever they desire, adding rhinestones and much more.
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Paper Plate Garden Craft for Preschoolers
This Learning the Letter G, Garden Paper Plate Craft can be such fun. While learning what the letter G stands for, they can decorate their own garden, adding flowers and more to their craft.
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Paper Plate Zebra Craft – Cutest Letter “Z” Craft Ever!
The Zebra Plate Craft is another great paper plate craft that can help your children learn. Teach them about Zebras while making this super cute and fun craft.
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Paper Plate Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Craft
This Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Paper plate craft is perfect for your little ninja. It is an easy, but very fun project boys will love. After they are done, they can use their craft as a TMNT Face Mask.
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Paper Plate Kitty – A Letter “K” Craft for Preschoolers
Let your kids learn about the letter K with this adorable Paper Plate Kitty Craft with the Letter K. They can still have fun while learning about the alphabet.
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More Paper Plate Craft Resources:
BIBLE CRAFTS ON A SHOESTRING BUDGET–PAPER PLATES & CUPS
Set of 12 Snowman Paper Plate Craft Kit Individually Packaged
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We love paper plate crafts here. Thanks for putting together this list. #InspireMeMonday
Thank you Kelli for sharing this out, To be honest, your website is amazing!! I really love your content
Thanks, this is the information I was looking for
Some fantastic ideas. Thank you!
Hi Kelli, these are nice ideas, and very colorful, at that! You did not mention how to make them, though. Can you share some ideas about which materials to use, how to make them, and which age group this activity is most ideal for? I am planning to do this with my nephew, but have zero idea how to start as I am not really a crafts person…but badly want to learn. Help!
Thank you! 🙂
Hi Kathleen, the pink words are clickable. If you click on the title of the ones you want to make it will take you to the instructions. 🙂
Hope that helps!
Hi Kelli,
Thanks for this these craft ideas! We have a ton of paper plates left over from a recent party, and instead of storing them, I think my daughter and I will get to crafting! I especially love that they’re educational. Thanks again for the great ideas.