/r/kidscrafts
This is an open site for Parents and Teachers to come together to give ideas on crafts for kids. Please remember all submissions should be family friendly.
A place to find and post a wide range of projects for kids as well as ideas that will help challenge and guide children through whatever subject they investigate. Students at any grade of elementary school, middle school and high school can enjoy creating cool projects with easy ideas and interesting questions. The key to this sub-reddit is the idea of paying forward ideas.
Please feel free to submit a project so we can all share ideas!
All submissions should link directly to the instructions for the craft. Please avoid lists and compilations. Specific description of the craft should be in the title.
Don't see an idea? Try searching for it in search field or post it! We love to see new ideas.
Please no advertisements, spam, blogspam, posting of links to etsy, your shop's facebook, sites selling your crafts, or sites selling a product. You will be marked as spam and possibly banned.
/r/kidscrafts
Hi everyone! With Martin Luther King Jr. Day coming up next Monday, I wanted to share these free printable coloring pages to help teach kids about his legacy.
There are 8 pages featuring images of MLK and related themes. No registration needed, just download and print! 🎨, click here to get them.
Hope you and your little ones enjoy coloring! 😊