Aboriginal Dot Art
Children will enjoy using sticky dot stickers to create some of their own original Aboriginal dot art - and it's good for their fine motor skills too!
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Scroll down to explore our Australian crafts for kids - including some aboriginal dot art, a homemade didgeridoo, a boomerang craft and a cork hat for the kids to make and wear! We've also got a whole section of Australian animal crafts and Australia Day crafts which you might want to explore.
Children will enjoy using sticky dot stickers to create some of their own original Aboriginal dot art - and it's good for their fine motor skills too!
Kids love ripping, scrunching and sticking so this is a fun activity for all ages - and it helps children to learn the flag, and looks great, too!
Here's an Australian flag fuse bead pattern for use with hama, perler or own brand fuse beads. Ideas for using fuse beads here.
The Australian continent map collage was a project done by my daughter when she was at nursery school age. She loved everything about it and always instantly recognised the map of Australia afterwards...
Cork hats were traditionally worn by jackaroos and swagmen to keep the flies off their faces in the Australian outback. Now you can make your own!
This is a fast and fun activity for kids studying Australia, or perhaps as an Australia Day activity. It lends itself as a group or class activity, too.
Children will have fun designing and then decorating their own didgeridoo in bright colours. The final touch is added with small sticky dots!
We've got a great collection of Aussie animals for you to make - using everything from felt to pompoms!
Australian Animal Crafts
Looking for patriotic crafts for Australia Day? Look here!
Australia Day Crafts