Gather all necessary tools and materials on a clean, flat surface.
Choose a simple craft project suitable for the child's age and skill level.
Use scissors to cut out basic shapes from construction paper.
Apply glue to attach paper shapes to each other or to a base.
Use markers to draw faces, patterns, or other details on the craft.
Attach googly eyes, cotton balls, or pipe cleaners for added texture.
Use a hole punch to create holes if the craft needs string or hanging.
Paint any parts of the craft that require color and let them dry.
Use a ruler to help align pieces if precision is needed.
Supervise children when using scissors or small parts to ensure safety.
Allow glue and paint to dry completely before handling the craft.
Use craft sticks to support or hold parts together if needed.
Encourage kids to personalize their crafts with their own ideas.
Clean up any spills or messes promptly to avoid stains or accidents.
Store unused materials in a safe place for future projects.
Display the finished craft on a shelf, fridge, or wall.
Take a photo of the completed craft to share or keep as a memory.
Praise the child’s effort and creativity to build confidence.
Repeat the process with different materials for variety.
Ensure all tools are safely stored after the activity.
