There are so many ways to use tape to create boredom busters with and for your kids. There are so many kinds of tape that can be used to create them. Today I am going to washi, painter’s and duct tape crafts and activities that were created by team of bloggers that hosted the Craft Closet Boredom Busters event last week. Many of these activities are from the bloggers archives. I loved searching their sites to find them. I think you are going t love them
Duct Tape Crafts, Activities, and So Much More
Duct tape light sabers from Frugal Fun for Boys
Duct tape counting stars from The Educator’s Spin On It
Duct tape wallet from Frugal Fun for Boys
Floor Tape Letters from I Can Teach My Child
Floor tape uppercase and lowercase parking lot from I Can Teach My Child
Birch tree painting by The Educator’s Spin on It
Tape Cities with LEGOS from Toddler Approved
Miro inspired painter’s tape art from Toddler Approved
Patriotic Washi Tape Wood Bracelets from Mama Miss
Pop Rockets Kid’s Science Experiment from Playdough to Plato
Tape Rocket and Magnetic Astronaut found right here on JDaniel4’s Mom
Tape Sight Word Web found right here on JDaniel4’s Mom
Here are a lot more ways to use tape:
19 Ways to Use a Tape Learning Maze found right here on JDaniel4’s Mom
If you try any of these, please stop by and leave me a comment telling me how it went.
What a great list of activities! I’ve just gotten into using washi tape.
Loads of cute ideas. I have not done anything with washi tape.
These look like awesome crafts. We haven’t used too much duct tape but I have been seriously considering it as I think the kids would have a blast. I love the light saber idea!
We have not done nearly enough with Washi tape! Love these ideas!
It is so easy to work with.
OMGoodness! The mural one gave me a great idea with the tree. Create a tree on a wall and use it to hang up kids art. That way they can be in charge of what art they want to dialpsy!
That is a great idea! Kids will love that activity.