Use craft wiggle eyes and SpongeBob mouth decals to finish off the face, and the sponge can be used as a funny pincushion. If it doesn’t fit the sponge exactly, simply cut the different parts down to size and glue them with crazy glue to the sponge. Punch a hole in the bowl so that it can be hung up, and watch the jellyfish sway in the breeze! 5. Create a SpongeBob Pincushionįor this simple, entertaining craft, give each child a standard yellow sponge, and cut out SpongeBob from the coloring page. Next, glue a generous amount of pink streamers all around the edge of the upside-down bowl to create that classic pink jellyfish. Glue pink craft pom-poms all around the edge of the bowl, on the inside and outside. Laminate the inside and the outside of the bowl with cutouts from the SpongeBob coloring page. Make a Hilarious SpongeBob Jellyfishįor this easy craft, all that’s needed is pink paper streamers and a paper bowl. SpongeBob always makes the top 10 list for a child’s birthday party theme, so use some of those finished coloring pages to make invitations!īlue or green make nice background colors for the invites, and simple construction paper works great.įold the page in half, glue the cutout of SpongeBob onto the left side, and write out the invitation by hand on the right.ĭon’t forget to decorate SpongeBob with puffy yellow glue or glitter! 4. These will eventually fall away, but the popcorn bag should last through a few uses! 3. Have the children cut out large coloring pages featuring SpongeBob and follow the template, being sure to use the “square pants” section on the bottom.įor extra fun, decorate the bags with real popcorn, which can easily be glued on. Popcorn bag templates are simple and easy, and SpongeBob is perfect for this craft. Thin pipe cleaners, cut to no more than about an inch high, can be stuck into the top of the foam cup for those little sprigs of minion hair, and large wiggle eyes can be glued on the front. Popsicle sticks can be used for arms and legs, and the children can get creative with where they want to attach them. Create a SpongeBob Dollįor this hilarious activity, use typical white foam cups and have the youngsters turn them upside down and laminate them with their SpongeBob coloring pages. Here are 10 creative, fun, and cheap craft activities you can do with your finished coloring sheets! 1. This ‘shape village’ is a quick example I created myself, but you can see the girls had their own ideas.Search 10 Craft Ideas To Do With SpongeBob Coloring Pages The sponge stamps didn’t just get used to make patterns, but were smeared and used as paintbrushes as well. When I set this up, I imagined they’d create pictures of ‘things’ like houses, flowers or simple people (like I would do myself), but they surprised me. The girls really took ownership of this activity. They have always loved traditional pattern blocks so I thought I’d try creating my own from sponges which could be used to stamp pictures. They make them from blocks, paper rolls, plastic toys, pom poms, art materials – you name it. My preschoolers adore making patterns using almost anything.

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Older kids will enjoy the creative process of designing patterns and combining the shapes to make pictures.

This process art idea is similar to using pattern blocks only way more messy and fun!Ĭreating art from shapes is a good way for younger kids learn and practice shape recognition. Set up a fun sponge geometric art activity for kids experimenting with colour and pattern.

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