Africa craft

We have been doing quite a bit about Africa at the moment and one of images that has sparked my daughters interest is that of some of the equisite necklaces and jewellery. They are so bright and co…

This African sunset shadow tracing art is a great actvity for kids. A fun way to use toys in arts and crafts for kids.

Influenced by the beaded necklaces of the Samburu Tribe, these African paper plate necklaces are simple but effective. Creative, wet weather activity.

The children looked at the patterns and imagery adorning West African tribal masks, before creating their own striking examples. Each child was given a mask shape cut out from brown paper, which th…

During a recent African unit, my kids and I made Kente "cloths." Here's how we did it.

Hundreds of FREE Children’s arts and craft projects for ages three & up. Your little artist will have fun making African crafts

These traditional African crafts for kids teach us about the rich and colorful heritage of the African continent! Play games, create art and have fun!

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8 The Water Princess STEM Activity Ideas and African Clay Pot Craft. I have 8 The Water Princess STEM activity ideas and my African clay pot craft. Also, look at my science activity Easy DIY Water Filter. National Princess Day is November 18th. But I'm highlighting a different kind of princess entirely - The Water Princess. The Water Princess is a lovely book based on the childhood experience of Georgie Badiel.It takes place in Africa.And is the story of the long trek for water.

African Drum Craft using styrofoam cups, masking tape and shoe polish! ADORABLE!!!

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PREP Art work. Every Prep class has just had baby chicks hatch. It's very exciting! So I decided to tie into the art program. We first used blue and green crayon to shade the background. We used sponges and warm yellow to paint the bodies of the chicks. The goal here was to create the 'fluffy' effect by dabbing the paint. Once dry, the students added detail using black markers and orange crayon. I absolutely love them... great job Preps!

Our fifth stop in our journey around the world through art was Angola. Angola is located in south-western Africa. (You can see it on a map here.) The Portuguese began exploring and settling in Angola