Easy Easter collage for toddlers
Mar 23, 2018 - Craft , Easter - By Carine Robin
Crafts with children shouldn't be a complicated matter.
For toddlers and preschoolers, exploring art is a process. They learn skills while creating. The end result has very little importance for the children.
When offering craft activities to children, I always choose to focus on the process and on the skill.
You will not find any complicated craft here, any crafts that you will have to cut, paste and assemble instead of your child.
So here is a super simple Easter collage.
What you need:
- print an Easter colouring or draw a big egg shape
- provide various collage materials to your child
- provide some school glue in a small container
- provide a glue spreader or in this case a cotton bud
- Et voila
On this occasion, I offered various collage materials to my daughter, and here is the end result!
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About the Author: Carine Robin is a qualified and experienced Montessori teacher and founder of The Montessori Family. With over 15 years of experience, Carine offers a blend of professional insight and personal understanding as a mother of two and qualified child psychologist. Inspired by the success of her Montessori subscription box, she created The Montessori Family to provide a comprehensive resource for parents and teachers globally. This platform aims to support child growth and well-being through curated educational activities. Additionally, Carine maintains the UK's most popular Montessori blog and administers the largest Montessori UK Facebook group, making her a central figure in the Montessori community.
