Although Spring seems to be arriving late, Easter comes early this year, and I'm looking for ideas for craft projects for children with disabilities; egg hunts, hat and basket making, and cooking up some fun with our children.

What have I missed?

Pam W
SE of Seattle

Springtime and Easter Craft Ideas for Children with Special Needs
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I like the spoon-ended tongs that are sold for lifting eggs out of dye pots. We can also put a colandar or wire basket inside a bowl full of dye to lift out eggs without having to use fine motor 'scissor' skills. I put small bits of paper towel in the bottom of egg cartons for the art eggs to dry ~ and many slotted spoons are helpful to lift eggs out of their dye pots (drinking glasses or wide tumblers).

This year I see pipe cleaner craft kits in stores ~ One kit of inspiration and bulk containers of supplies can provide quite a bit of art and entertainment at parties.

If you have a holiday party with crafts or prizes ~ what do you provide for the children to carry home their treasures?

A clothes line and clothes pins are useful for keeping artwork out of the way while paste and paint dries.

Enjoy!

Pam W
SE of Seattle


[quote=SNC_Editor_Pam]Easter comes early this year, and I'm looking for ideas for craft projects for children with disabilities; egg hunts, hat and basket making, and cooking up some fun with our children.

What have I missed?

Pam W
SE of Seattle

Springtime and Easter Craft Ideas for Children with Special Needs
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