She Has An Easy Idea For A DIY Easter Puzzle That Little Kids Will Love
Easter is coming up quickly this year. Of course, there’s always a lot of hype around Easter dinner and the beloved egg hunt, but they only take up a portion of the day.
So how will you occupy the time before the two major events?
Spend some creative family time with your kids and DIY some Easter crafts.
It’s a great way to provide the kids with some screen-free entertainment and get them more excited about the holiday.
There’s more to Easter crafts than just decorating eggs. TikToker @kidscraftbarn is sharing a craft idea for an Easter puzzle that’s both a fun art project and an educational activity all rolled into one.
It can’t get much better than that!
All you’ll need are some popsicle sticks, non-toxic acrylic paint, tape, and a black marker. Luckily, these craft materials are also super versatile, so you’ll have endless options for DIY projects later on.
Here’s how to put together this fun Easter puzzle!
Start by lining up the popsicle sticks side by side. The number of sticks you’ll use depend on how many letters there are in your child’s name.
Put a piece of tape across the top and bottom of the sticks to prevent them from moving around.
Next, grab your child’s favorite color of paint and cover their entire hand in paint, excluding the thumb.
Have your child stamp their handprint on top of the popsicle sticks, making sure to split their fingers apart to create bunny ears.
Then, draw on the nose and finish off the ears with some pink paint. Finally, remove the tape and sketch the rest of the bunny’s face using a black marker. Don’t forget to include the whiskers!
On the bottom of the popsicle sticks, write your child’s name, putting one letter on each stick. After they dry, mix the sticks around and have your kid try to solve the puzzle and learn how to spell their own name.
@kidscraftbarn Handprint name puzzle for Easter #diypuzzle #easyideas #easter
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