Paper bag kite craft

Our whole class made kites when I was in elementary school. It was so much fun. Not everyone got their homemade kites up in the air, but we had fun trying!I…

How to Make a Paper-Bag Kite. Step by step instructions on how to create a kite your children will love.

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A little over a month ago I shared a tutorial over at U Create with kids on how to make a kite from a garbage bag. It is so quick and easy t...

Guest Post by Danya of Danya Banya One particularly blustery day, my three year old daughter JJ was inspired to make a kite. I love it when she initiates c

Today we have been thinking again about weather and focusing on wind. We have therefore made the most simple kite but Little Boo loved...

Instructions from Lakeshore’s Free Crafts for Kids - Paper Bag Kite. #lakeshorelearning #crafts

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Looking for a fun craft perfect for a breezy summer day? Well look no further! Why don't you make a simple kite.... from a brown paper bag! So easy, just follow this simple tutorial (with a fun little science explanation). The kids loved it! What you'll need: ☁ brown paper lunch bag ☁ ribbon ☁ yarn or string ☁ crayons or markers ☁ tape ☁ hole puncher ☁ scissors