Straws are an inexpensive and versatile material for learning and play! We've rounded up some of the very best crafts, projects, and boredom buster ideas for kids using straws!
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We love and recommend the following varieties:
Rainbow Bendy Straws
Clear Straws
Black Straws
Milkshake Straws
Super Long Straws
Teach how to Read a Thermometer with this craft from Kids Activities Blog!
Clear Straws
Black Straws
Milkshake Straws
Super Long Straws
Teach how to Read a Thermometer with this craft from Kids Activities Blog!
Create a Straw Weaving Loom from Mama Smiles!
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Thread Straws on Feathers using this busy bag idea from Mommy Needs a Coffee Break!
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Read how to Paint Using Straws from Tinkerlab!
Set up a Rainbow Straws Cutting Tray inspired by Frogs, Snails, and Puppy Dog Tails!
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Try new tricks with Juggling Sticks from Lalymom!
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Work on word families with our Spinning Straw Spellers!
Sail Pool Noodle Boats from Frogs, Snails, and Puppy Dog Tails!
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Create Straw Rockets from The Pleasantest Thing!
Feed the Lion while practicing fine motor skills from House of Burke!
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Craft Fairy Wands and Toadstools from straws inspired by Lalymom!
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Combine Straws with Play Dough for creative play from No Time for Flashcards!
Practice scissor skills after reading The Lorax by Cutting Truffula Trees!
Frogs, Snails, and Puppy Dog Tails' Silly Straws are sure to make them smile!
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Explore a Straw Sensory Bin by Teaching Mama!
Sort Colored Straws for fine motor work from Sugar Aunts!
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Create a Straw Counting Sticky Board inspired by Teach Preschool!
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Thread Straws on Feathers using this busy bag idea from Mommy Needs a Coffee Break!
Thanks for linking up to last week's Share It Saturday!
Read how to Paint Using Straws from Tinkerlab!
Set up a Rainbow Straws Cutting Tray inspired by Frogs, Snails, and Puppy Dog Tails!
Thanks for linking up to last week's Share It Saturday!
Thanks for linking up to last week's Share It Saturday!
Work on word families with our Spinning Straw Spellers!
Sail Pool Noodle Boats from Frogs, Snails, and Puppy Dog Tails!
Thanks for linking up to last week's Share It Saturday!
Create Straw Rockets from The Pleasantest Thing!
Feed the Lion while practicing fine motor skills from House of Burke!
Thanks for linking up to last week's Share It Saturday!
Thanks for linking up to last week's Share It Saturday!
Combine Straws with Play Dough for creative play from No Time for Flashcards!
Practice scissor skills after reading The Lorax by Cutting Truffula Trees!
Frogs, Snails, and Puppy Dog Tails' Silly Straws are sure to make them smile!
Thanks for linking up to last week's Share It Saturday!
Sort Colored Straws for fine motor work from Sugar Aunts!
Thanks for linking up to last week's Share It Saturday!
Create a Straw Counting Sticky Board inspired by Teach Preschool!
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loving all these straw ideas!!
ReplyDeleteFinding some great ideas for my preschools. I love these straw activities!
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