Cute Preschool Easter Chick Crafts

These Easter chick crafts are all designed for little ones. They are easy to do and loads of fun. Let them try their hand at a cute fingerprint Easter chick, turn a paper plate into a chick and make a yellow footprint chick.

Easter Chick Crafts 1 - Cute Fingerprint Easter Chick

Supplies:
Paint - Yellow
Warm soapy water
Orange and Blue Fibre-tip pens or marker
Piece of A4 blank paper
Newspaper

Directions:
To help the process run smoothly, mix the yellow paint before hand.

Each preschoolers has a turn to place their thumb or finger in the premixed yellow paint. With a help of a teacher, place the child's finger print gently onto the piece of white paper.

Have a basin full of warm soapy water, for the kids to wash their hands in, while they wait for the paint to dry.

Once dried, let them draw the chicks beak and eyes using an orange and blue colored marker. Now let the children draw orange x or crosses as the chicks feet at the bottom of the fingerprint. Now let them draw a sun, flowers on their paper and remember to add their names.

Easter Chick Crafts 2 - Easter Chick Paper Plate Craft

Materials:
Plain white paper plate
Orange paper
Two googly eyes
Paint- yellow
Feathers - yellow
Glue

Directions:
Paint both sides of the paper plate in yellow paint. Allow time to dry. Once completely dry, you need to fold the paper plate in half. Place the paper plate on its curved side.

Using the googly eyes, paste one on each side of the folded plate. Now draw and cut out a triangle on the orange paper. Glue the triangle across the fold of the paper plate, just above the eyes. This is the chicks beak. Place a blob of glue and stick the feathers on either side of the body. Preferably in the middle of the paper plate.

Easter Chick Crafts 3 - Yellow Foot Chick

Materials:
Paint- yellow
White paper A4
Fibre-tip pens / orange markers
warm soapy water
Newspaper

Directions:
Place the ready mixed yellow paint inside a wise dish, with sides. This dish needs to be big enough for a child's foot. Lay down newspaper under the yellow paint dish as well as the white A4 paper.

The children need to be barefoot. Each child is to place one of their feet into the yellow paint and step directly onto the white paper. Tip: Have the paint, paper and tub of warm soapy water in a line, one after the other. This helps minimize the mess.

Once the child has left a yellow footprint on the paper, have them step into the soapy water and wash the paint off their foot. Dry. Once the paint is dry, turn the paper around until the heel faces to the top, this will be the chicks head.

Using fibre-tip pens / markers add eyes and a beak to the chick. The kids can embellish their work by adding grass, a sun, clouds etc. Do not forget their name.

Easy Easter Crafts for preschoolers

Easy to do Easter crafts preschool lot more fun. Handprint chicks, lambs, popcorn and a single rabbit paper plate to get all the thumbs up.

Easy Easter Crafts 1 - small palm Chicks

Material:

White Paper A4
Yellow and orange paint
Black fiber tip pen or marker
Soap
Water
Newspaper

Directions:

Pour the mixture with a yellow in a large container that has sides. Ready Mix bit 'orange in a smallerContainer.

Place newspaper on the floor and then put in any container of paint next to the white paper and then a tub of water and soap.

Every child is by hand in yellow paint and press gently placed his hand in the middle of the White Paper, then print that hand. Make sure your fingers closed together.

The same child needs to access their fingers of the hand in the orange color and print to give a fingerprint in the center of the page. Thischicks are beak.

Wash and dry hands

Wait until the ink dry.

With the black marker pen and add a pair of eyes, feet and wings.

Easy Easter Crafts 2 - Popcorn palm Lamb Craft

Material:

Box
fiber tip pens or markers
Chilled Popcorn
Scissors
Glue stick
Pencil

Directions:

Let each child trace their hand with a pencil friends on a clean piece of cardboard. Haveeach child spread the fingers apart.

cut with the scissors, the shape of the hand.

Area of the inch, can draw a face lamb with eyes, nose and mouth.

Would be with a black pen, paint the ends of each finger except the thumb, almost nails. This will be the sheep hooves.

With the glue stick, cover only the palm of his hand with glue. Add the popcorn stuck to the surface.

The skin easy Easter crafts PopcornLamb is now complete.

Easy Crafts Easter 3 - Bunny paper plate

Material:

White paper plates
White Paper A4
Color - Pink
Wiggly eyes
Stapler
Glue stick
Black Chenille stems / pipe cleaners
Large pom pom pink
Black marker / marker

Directions:

Draw two big ears bunny on white paper, with a smaller inner ear. Get ready before the class.

Let the children cut the rabbit ears and paintPink inner ear. Once dried, staple the ears on the back of the upper plate of paper. Teacher support is needed for this task.

Glue the eyes and ears under the Wiggly side by side.

Stick a big pink pom pom in the middle of the paper plates for a nose.

Glue the chenille stems on both sides of his nose like a mustache.

Draw a mouth - or a big smile and ready with your Easter crafts easy.

Preschool Easter Crafts - 3 Quick and Easy Ideas

1. LARGE EGG

Draw a large egg onto thin colored A4 card. To save time, cut out the first egg and use it as a template. Students then decorate their egg with a collage of colored paper, tissue, cellophane, sparkly material and dots. These look fantastic when they are done on a range of colored cards and glued onto a dark background as a classroom display.

2. SMALL EGGS

Cut out lots of small cardboard eggs (about the size of a normal egg). The students can do this. Draw some eggs onto A4 card and then photocopy them. You could also use scrap cardboard and draw them by hand. The students decorate these with paint or crayon. These are perfect to use for a egg hunt game. They are also great for counting games. They fit neatly into an egg carton. If you cut an egg carton in half you have an easy counting to six game.

3. BABY CHICKS

Use a large circle of sponge and a smaller circle of sponge (about half the size of the large one).
Dip the sponge in yellow paint and create a chick by printing the large shape at the bottom and the small shape at the top. Here is a great opportunity to talk about big and small! To finish the chicks, let them dry and then using a black marker add two dots for eyes and v's for a beak and wings. If you really want the picture to be special add small sponged circles of different colors for flowers. The stems are added later with a black marker. This process is perfect for a magical classroom mural.