Crafts about Canada
We love transporting your little artists around the world with our many craft projects. Today we are having fun with our crafts about Canada. No passport is required just all your favorite art supplies.
In our first craft project, we are learning about the Canadian flag. We are using shape recognition with rectangles and a maple leaf. Click the link to print the free flag pattern.
Crafts about Canada
We are learning next about the National Tree of Canada, the maple tree. So, we are having fun making our own maple leaf painting. We are mixing colors in a nontraditional way to create a fall colored maple leaf. Click the link to find out how we did this.
Maple Leaf Craft Project
The national animal of Canada is the beaver. In this craft, we are turning your little artists into beavers. Little artists might be shocked to learn that beavers are as big as they are. The beaver weighs between 25-75 pounds. To make this project like a real beaver try giving this craft orange teeth instead of white. That’s right beavers have orange teeth. Click the image below to print and make this project.
Beaver Headband Craft Project
We are refining small motor skills while making an animal you might see in Canada, the polar bear. Even though a real polar bear has clear fur we are using white cotton balls. You may choose just to glue the cotton ball on as is or pull it apart to make a fuzzy bear. Click the link to print this polar bear craft.
Polar Bear Craft Project
One of the many animals you might see while on a trip through Canada is the moose. I love this long legged giant. We love making these moose mask and learning by pretending to be a moose. Children have fun learning the entire class weighs as much as a single moose. Click to pretend to be a moose too.
Moose Craft Project
We hope your little artists had fun learning with crafts about Canada today. I know no matter what they make you will be saying, ‘You’re so creative!’