Massachusetts Crafts for Kids
There are so many things to learn about this state and that’s why I’m excited to share these Massachusetts crafts for kids! There are hands-on activities here that kids of all ages can share in this geography lesson!
Did you know that Massachusetts is nicknamed the “Bay State”? That really makes a lot of sense, since so much of the state’s coast lies on the Atlantic Ocean. There’s a lot to learn about Massachusetts, especially when it comes to American history. After all, Plymouth Rock is in Masschusetts!
Be sure to see my list of Pilgrim Crafts and Activities and my roundup of Mayflower Crafts and Activities to add to your study of Massachusetts history!
Other State Crafts for Kids:
- Connecticut Crafts for Kids
- Georgia Crafts for Kids
- New Jersey Crafts for Kids
- Pennsylvania Crafts for Kids
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Massachusetts Crafts for Kids
Don't miss these state crafts for kids! They're so much fun to do!
If you’re looking for fun family outings to do, why not check out these 25 Fun Kid-Friendly Activities in Western Mass!
And, of course, we can’t discuss Massachusetts without mentioning the Boston Tea Party. Turn it into a celebration with this fun Boston Tea Party-Themed Tea Party!
Boston was the site of important events during the War of 1776. Reenact one with this Boston American Revolution Battle Activity!
Did you know that Dr. Seuss is the state author of Massachusetts? It’s true! Work on early math skills with this LEGO Dr. Seuss Math Patterning Activity!
The original inhabitants of Massachusetts were Native Americans. Help your children create this Native American Small World!
And if you want even more baseball fun, whip up these fun and tasty Boston Red Sox Cupcakes!
Boston is known for its love of baseball. Make this fun and easy Baseball Lacing Craft with your littles!
Let the kids help you make these Floating Sponge Boats and float them outside or inside where you can pretend you’re sailing off Cape Cod!
Do you think that there are some other notable aspects of learning about Massachusetts? Do you have any specific Massachusetts craft ideas? Let me hear about them in the comments!
