Looking for easy paper crafts and at the same time fun toddler activity? Try out this spring butterfly soccer game today! It’s super easy to create it and fun to play with.
Your toddler will surely love the colourful butterflies! Moreover, this beautiful game helps your little one to practice their gross motor skills and hand-eye coordination.
In fact, it’s so much fun to navigate the ball between the butterflies, that you would also want to try it out.
And when you are done, just use the game as a decoration for your toddler’s playroom! If you like it a lot, you can even frame it and use it as a spring decoration for your home.
Materials
To create this easy paper crafts, you need few things, that you surely have already at home.
Spring Butterfly Soccer Game
Easy paper crafts - beautiful and fun Spring Butterfly Soccer Game
Materials
- Free Printables Spring Butterflies
- One Shoe Box lid
- Small clear box
- Small ball
Tools
- Scissors
- Glue
Instructions
- Print out the free printables butterflies and cut them out
- Glue their body to the bottom of the shoe box lid that you are going to use. Spread their wings.
- Glue the clear box to one of the sides of the shoe box lid to create a soccer goal.
- That's it! Ready to kick it.
Once you are ready, there are so many toddler activities you can do with the butterflies. Here are some examples:
1. Spring Butterflies Soccer Box Game – Easy Paper Crafts
The aim of the game is to get the ball into the clear box and get through the butterflies.
2. Family Activity
Make it more fun and play this butterfly soccer game with a big box and two goals! A big IKEA box or other packaging will do it.
3. Butterfly Marionette – Easy Paper Crafts
You can use also the printable to create beautiful butterfly marionette. I used a needle, 2 straws and a plain black garn. It’s so much fun to play with!
In addition to the games, you can teach your toddler that butterflies do more for us than just adding colour and beauty to our gardens. Learn more about the ways they help our planet.
Download our free printable here:
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