What are the crafting activities you can do with your child?

[picapica]

@soundt2x, I'm glad you liked it, really hope you try it out for yourself and have tons of fun. Share your tweet here with us, I wanna see what you and your kiddies create!


I actually did another craft session this week. We did something more conventional than silhouettes though. I was trying to inspire J and E with Piet Mondrian's style of paintings, and it developed into a full afternoon project. http://wp.me/p3k0cT-bD?utm_source=kiasuparents&utm_medium=craft if this sounds like something you'd want to do too!

[soundt2x]

@picapica that's an amazing idea! I thought of doing that too cause I saw a similar project in one of the Reggio Emilia book which I have read. It certainly would be cool to display the craft on the wall as decoration so I collected some tissue boxes but I think they are too bulky perhaps I can get hold of some cereal boxes instead, like medium boxes used to store honey stars! Thank you so much for your suggestion and by the way I really love your blog, keep writing and keep up the good job! I will share with you the learning process once I am done with it! Thank you dear

[sundaymorning]

soundt2x:

@ Jazenso Many thanks for your suggestions and guess what I did all the above you mentioned already. I am not a very montessori mum but I certainly have to agree with you that the M. approach definitely helps to refine a child's fine motor skills so I did all of the activity you have mentioned. Actually not just transfering beads now I even went on to get my daughter to transfer beans check this out here....

http://babylexin.blogspot.sg/2013/03/lets-have-some-fun-with-green-beans.html

@seedozo and bakergirl just print out photos of your child/family and paste them on old unwanted board books or even used calendar will be a big hit, I guess they will love the idea of flipping probably reinforced by ipad For toddlers, scrapbooking might be a little too difficult I guess but thanks for the info anyway

@picapica your work with your kids is truly inspiring and I find it very interesting and pretty I will take on your idea and tweet it a little to observe the outcome! Will share with you soon and many thanks for your sharing!

Thanks for sharing, wanna try it with my dd too !

[soundt2x]

@picapica I tried it with my daughter, haha the silhouette doesn't turn out as beautiful as the ones your kids did but yes she definitely enjoyed the learning experience and that's the most important


http://babylexin.blogspot.sg/2013/04/my-silhouette.html

Thanks!

[soundt2x]

Talking about folding clothes, today I got my daughter to improvise using her metal pot to iron her clothes at the dramatic corner and she loves it. Then I took out the magic clean mop’s handle…you know the stick? Yeah I hung it over two chairs for her to pretend drying her clothes that she has washed in a big black ikea box which was supposed to be her washing machine! Yeah she was happily pegging away and using the hangers! It was so fun to watch her doing that!


Pretend play is such a BIG PART of a child’s life, I guess apart from crafting activity… everyone should really encourage their child/children to role play, not just in school but at home too! Yeah I’ve got to agree folding clothes is such a great idea too. Maybe I will get her to start off by folding her shorts…Thanks!

[Gilian039]

We started doing origami together with my 7-year-old daughter and 13-year-old niece. We really enjoy doing origami because I was able to express my creativity by doing different figures with just some piece of colored paper. It also helps my child and my niece to develop patience since doing origami is not that easy.

[Vanz]

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We started doing origami together with my 7-year-old daughter and 13-year-old niece. We really enjoy doing origami because I was able to express my creativity by doing different figures with just some piece of colored paper. It also helps my child and my niece to develop patience since doing origami is not that easy.

That sounds interesting! I guess my P4 and P6 kids would also have fun doing origami. They love cutting and folding papers too. I am wondering, where did you buy the paper you are using for your origami session? Which website do you visit for the step-by-step procedure?

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[suitablestar]

I crochet a lot and every time I am doing it, I do it together with my girl. she’s really getting frustrated at times but now she’s speeding me up. haha! Im happy there’s something we can do together after her classes or during weekends.

[CerlynR]

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