11 Moose Craft For Kids

11 Moose Craft For Kids

If you’re like me, you feel like there are never enough moose in the world. Of course, this is also true of other animals, 

but it’s even more true of moose because they are so big and brown. Moose crafts for kids is a great way to bring more moose into your life and your kids’ lives (and maybe even into the world at large). 

These projects will keep them entertained for hours and teach them valuable skills along the way!

Moose Suncatcher Red Ted Art

Here’s what you’ll need

• Paper
• Paintbrushes and paint (or crayons)
• Glitter or small beads, or both!
• Scissors or hole punch for hole punching (optional)
• String/yarn or a stick for hanging. A paper clip could work too. You can also use ribbon, but it is a little more difficult to tie at the end. If you are going to use ribbon, make sure it is sturdy enough that it won’t get tangled in the wind.

Moose Handprint Craft – Easy Peasy and Fun

• First, get a piece of paper and a white crayon or paint.
• Then, outline the shape of your moose’s body with the white crayon or paint.
• Next, use a brown crayon or paint to draw in the shape of your moose’s antlers.
• Finally, draw on two eyes with black crayons or paint!

Moose Thumbprint Card – Crafty Morning

Materials

• cardstock or construction paper (for the main body of your moose)
• green or brown paint and a paintbrush (to make your thumbprint moose)
• glue stick (for a painted thumbprint moose)

Instructions

Make two small circles for the eyes, and one larger circle for the mouth. Using a pencil, draw hair on either side of their heads and create a tail by drawing lines from their bottom jaw to just above where their legs would be. 

This is an optional step but I think it looks great! If you like what you’ve done so far, add some more details to make it look even better!

Paper Plate Moose 

Simple Everyday Mom

Materials needed: paper plate, paint, glue, crayons, googly eyes

What to do: Cut out a paper plate into a moose shape. Decorate the moose with paint and crayons. Glue on googly eyes.

Toddler Moose Craft – Fantastic Fun & Learning

For this craft, you will need a large paper plate and some construction paper.

Cut the construction paper into shapes—triangles, circles, and squares.

Decorate the paper plate with your child’s favorite colors of paint or markers. Be sure to cover up any part of the plate that isn’t going to be covered by the pieces of construction paper!

Stick on some pieces of cut-out construction paper in random places all over the plate so it looks like tree bark or rock formations. You want them to look very random and not connected at all because moose are never in a hurry!

Paper Cup Moose – Glued To My Crafts

Materials

• 1 paper cup
• scissors
• paint (optional)
• glue or tape (optional)

Watercolor Moose Painting – Arty Crafty Kids

• You will need
• Watercolor paints
• A brush or a sponge
• Materials
• Watercolor paper (use recycled paper if you want to be eco-friendly)
• Tools
• Printable template from Arty Crafty Kids (free) 

(we are linking to their printable template for this project so that you can get started right away!)

Easy Footprint Moose – Tiny Rotten Peanuts

• For the foot, use a paintbrush to paint with acrylic paint.
• Use a cotton ball to wipe off the excess paint.
• Use paper towels to dry the foot.
• Draw on the face with a pencil and then color it in with a permanent marker!

Cut and Paste Counting Moose – Every Star Is Different

You will need

• Moose Template (PDF) | PDF files are printable, so you can use them for making crafts for kids.
• Scissors or craft knives to cut out the template.
• Glue to stick the pieces of your moose craft together.
• Colored paper and/or construction paper scraps – use these in combination with the template pieces to create your own version of an animal that looks like a moose! You can even add some details by using markers and crayons!

Pine Cone Moose Craft With Printable Templates – The Inspiration Edit

• What You Need
• How To Do It
• What You Will Learn
• How Long It Will Take: 30 minutes. 

This is a great chance for your child to be creative, without worrying about the mess. Just make sure you have a place for them to work and that they’re using a pencil rather than crayons!

What You Will Get Out Of It: A fun craft that’s easy enough for anyone in your family (including you!) to do. 

And don’t worry if it doesn’t turn out perfect

you can always add more details later with markers or paint! Plus, letting kids make their own crafts gives them confidence at an early age while also teaching important skills like following directions and measuring. That said…

Paper Strip Moose Craft with Free Template – Kids Craft Room

Materials

• Paper strips
• Cardstock paper
• Glue stick (or another non-toxic adhesive)
• Craft knife and cutting mat
• Printable template, which you can download here (PDF)

I Hope You Have Fun With These Fun Crafts For Kids!

These are the best crafts for kids. They are easy, inexpensive and simple to make. 

I know my son enjoyed making them so much that he used his imagination a lot when we were finished. 

And now he has some great decorations for his room. If your child enjoys crafts then they will love this one too!

Conclusion

I hope you have fun with these fun crafts for kid