What are some suitable crafts for 3-6 year olds?

Crafts for 3-6 year olds include:

One, get creative with art supplies

Three year olds have the ability to create works of art with markers, crayons, paints, and pencils, all of which improve fine motor dexterity and hand-eye coordination.

Giving your child a blank canvas can also spark the imagination, and as opposed to specific crafts or projects, open-ended art encourages creativity, flexible thinking and problem-solving skills.

Two, use playdough

You can make your own safe, non-toxic playdough by searching online for ways to make playdough. You can let your child participate in the production, and can wait until the playdough is cooked and cooled to develop the child's patience.

Playing with playdough improves fine motor skills, encourages creativity, and provides a sensory experience. Your child can also learn by mimicking your actions, such as rolling out dough, flattening it like a pancake, rolling it into a ball, and more.

Three: Make a recycled collage

Gather art supplies around the house, such as buttons or newspaper clippings, and tape them to paper to make a collage. As you work with different materials, you can encounter your child's awareness of basic concepts and categories, such as talking about textures, sizes, shapes, and colors of buttons, letters and numbers on newspaper clippings, and so on.