12 Kids' Crafts for the How to Train Your Dragon Sequel

By: Haley Hawkins, Editor, AllFreeKidsCrafts.com

Kids love using their imagination to battle dragons with their homemade swords and shields. These 12 Kids' Crafts for the How to Train Your Dragon Sequel are perfect for kids who love to get creative and pretend that they are teaming up with their dragons to go on an adventure. Your kids can make their own DIY costumes so they can look just like Hiccup and his friends from How to Train Your Dragon 2, and they can craft their own swords to use in their battles against the evil dragons. They can even make their own Toothless out of Galaxy Goo. They will love the way the homemade playdough is the same color as Tootless' scales.

Dragon Paper Crafts

Viking Costumes

Other Inspired Crafts

Dragon Paper Crafts

Every kid needs a dragon, so why not let them make a homemade dragon that they can play with when they battle against their enemies? Your kids will have so much fun with these dragon paper craft ideas because they can make them as unique as the ones that live in Hiccup's village. They can make their dragons long and thin, or they can make their dragons giant and fierce.

Viking Costumes

The number one thing that kids need when they are getting ready to battle a dragon is a sword and some armor. These recycled craft ideas are perfect for letting your kids make inexpensive DIY costumes for their adventure. They can dress up to as fierce as Hiccup, and go up against anyone. They'll love designing their own shields that they can use in their sword fights.

If you're looking for even more fun and inexpensive kids' costume ideas, discover the rest of our Kids' Costumes and Clothes.

Other Inspired Crafts

When your kids are done with their long journey, they can sit next to their homemade paper campfire, and can tell you all of the stories that they have from their journey while they eat their Campfire S'mores Kabobs. Your little warriors will have a big appetite after a long day's adventure, so they'll need these little campfire desserts.