Inuit craft for kids

Canada ~ Northern Lights Art Project for Kids

6 posts published by museumofinuitart during January 2012

These simple Inuit crafts are a fun way to teach kids about the Native Americans that live in the Arctic Circle.

Build a model igloo using clay.

My daughter and I made really "cool" igloos by painting a piece of bubble wrap and making a print. I got the idea from Crafty Kids at Home...

This Sparkly Icicle Craft is a wonderful way to bring the beauty and magic of Winter right into the home or classroom!

Lots of free Inuit printables along with ideas for preparing Montessori-inspired Arctic and Inuit activities using free printables.

Snow dough is a fun sensory material to add to small world play and also makes a great play material all on its own. This playdough recipe is perfect for ‘snowy’ play due to its bright white color and somewhat crumbly texture. Follow our Winter Crafts and Learning for Kids Pinterest board! I’m excited...

This week we studied Chapter 4 in the SOTW 3. The search for the Northwest Passage discussed Canada and the Inuit or "Eskimo" people. I found this cute Eskimo made out of coffee filters and we did the same. My kids loved this easy craft. I traced a circle using a kids bowl and we added the coffee filter behind the head for the warm and fuzzy coat. We used cotton balls, google eyes, a puff ball and some glitter glue for the mouth. To make the jacket, mittens and boots (which are hard to see)…