We started talking about bones today and after looking at some pictures and reading a book my daughter headed to the craft area and made a skeleton craft all by herself. I love how creative she is becoming! No scissors are needed for this craft and it’s perfect for a Human Anatomy lesson, X is for X ray craft, or spooky Halloween decoration.
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This craft is great for using up any white paper scraps you have lying around. The nice thing about the craft is kids will feel no pressure to cut correctly or align bones anatomically correct leaving them free to create!
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| Here is little Tiger designing her skeleton craft. She was too excited to make it to the craft table…a common occurrence in our house :). |
Suggested Books:
Shake Dem Halloween Bones (affiliate link)
Skeleton Hiccups
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Bones: Skeletons and How They Work
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Skeleton Bones Ripped Paper Craft
Supplies:
Craft paper (black and white)
White Chalk-affiliate link
Glue
Directions:
1. Trace arm, hand, and or foot out on black paper with chalk onto black paper.
2. Rip white paper in shapes of bones and glue to black paper inside the chalk lines.
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Another great Halloween idea!
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/Great project! My kids love when they can use their white chalk or white crayons!
Thanks so much! It's always nice to give the white crayon/chalk a turn 🙂