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Popsicle sticks are a classic kid craft material. There’s something about these little wooden thingies that makes them impossible to use simply as frozen-treat-spines. If you follow me at all, you’ll know I’m a big fan of tracing things, and it doesn’t get much simpler than tracing popsicle sticks.

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This Shape Monster Craft was a big hit around here. It’s a fun way to learn about colors and shapes – even counting if you want to count the different shapes you use for each monster. And like all the crafts around here, it’s easy to put together and versatile enough that your kids can really make it their own.

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How To Paint With Blocks and Learn About Paul Klee will guide you through introducing an important artist to toddlers and preschoolers. Or, if you’re looking for something simpler, it will guide you through painting with a unique paintbrush – blocks!

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This project is one of our very favorites year after year — Preschool Picassos! Students practice using a glue stick by layering circles and rectangles onto a piece of paper. The students are free to design their art work any way that they’d like. We cut out the shapes ahead of time and decide on a color scheme.

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Here is a step by step video on how to make a scenery of house using geometrical shapes for kids.