27 Crafts for Preschool: Activities for Preschool Children

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Weberme

"Talk about a way to recycle those empty milk and water jugs for a super craft idea this one is a great way to light up your walkway or porch for halloween and all you do is make the face,cut out hole in back and put string of lights. I would even maybe try those fake candles that flicker. I love this idea."

Weberme

"Let's all head to the dollar store to pick up these supplies to make some awesome spiders with saved bottle caps or use a piece of foam,pipe cleaners and some pom poms and maybe even some goggley eyes too. A super project for he family."

Weberme

"Does your kids love to do crafts on weekends then here is a super easy and cheap on to do. Popsicle monster men. You can even have them put them in your garden or planters for a extra creaative touch and they will love to show them off. Nice project."

Weberme

"Is your girls or granddaughter into princesses then you have got to see this Cindrella Pumpkin coach to make instead of the same pumpkins that you make every year. You can use your own imagination on decorating it. I love the way the coach is put together and then you can create your own secerino on decorating. Why not make a mini one for a fairy garden too."

Weberme

"What a great bat decoration for Halloween and so cheap, fast and fun to make with the kids for your house or even a classroom decoration or how about your office. Hang from the ceiling or wall. I am going to run to dollar store and grab a few supplies and make some."

Rainbow Loom LoomiLoom

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Updated May 01, 2018

Rainbow Loom LoomiLoom

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Rainbow Loom

www.rainbowloom.com

Reviewed by Christine Weiher, Editor, AllFreeKidsCrafts.com

We all know how popular the Rainbow Loom was, but now there's a new product out called the LoomiLoom and boy is it intriguing. This little set allows you to create your own little figure using a small hook and rubber bands. For kids who love the Rainbow Loom, but might also be interested in learning to crochet, this is the perfect product.

I compare this product to crocheting because they both use a hook and you have to create stitches with the rubber bands, much like in crochet. To start making a figure, you have to start with a magic ring on the loom; there is a video on the site that teaches you how to do this if you need additional help. I personally am a visual learner, so I found that watching the video helped me understand more on how to get started. These figures compare to amigurumi in the crochet world and are just too cute.

Within the set you'll get 1 double-sided hook, 2 grips or sleeves, 3 Loomilooms and in instruction book. The two-sided hook with the sleeve is actually pretty neat. One of the sleeves has a little dip in the middle to help roll the hook easily and both sleeves can slide one way or the other to adjust the length of the hook depending on what you need the hook for. The sleeves are great for gripping the hook and maintaining comfort while making your creature. However, you can easily slide off the sleeve if you choose not to use it.

The Loomiloom, just like the Rainbow Loom is intended for the older child range only because of the potential choking hazard that rubber bands have. This product is fun and unique and will teach you two skills at once.