Ferris wheel craft preschool

Cheryl and our neighbour Sean were bothering me to do some art and craft. Inspired by the recent trip to Genting Highlands, Sean suggested doing a Ferris wheel with a paper plate. With some improvisation, this was the end result... We used coloured paper for the spokes of the wheel and individual carriages. The kids drew the people in each carriage and I helped them staple each carriage to the plate. I poked a straw through the centre of the plate so that the plate actually spins like a real…

Gather a few household supplies and make this easy coffee filter Ferris wheel craft! So fun for indoor crafting with kids!

You don't have to wait for the carnival to come to town—the fun is all inside this art box! Kids will get creative with cotton candy, carnival rides, and more. The box includes several kid-favorite art supplies like glitter glue, pipe cleaners, and confet

We went to Kentucky for the Derby a little bit over a month ago. We went to the Derby festival several times during our one week visit. It was all that Mai wanted to do. Every day she asked to go & has not stopped talking about it since. A fair came to town last […]

Ferris wheel

This fun and easy craft is perfect for older kids {and even adults}! All you need is a free printable, some paint, and a thumbprint. Get creative and see

Kindergarten Color 'Ferris' Wheel

Hypnotize your friends with this simple paper plate craft. Here’s how we made this colorful and groovy paper plate spinning wheel. What you will need: Paper plate Wooden skewer Tempura paint, markers or crayons Foam sheet Low temp glue gun Ruler Directions: Poke a skewer through the center of a paper plate. Use a ruler […]

Fun printable worksheets for children to practice their shapes and colours.

Step right up and craft your own ferris wheel for your next carnival party with a paper plate, cardboard, and an egg carton! Great summer craft for kids.

Ferris wheel under the stats art lesson

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After a long time i am doing a craft out of my favorite material, Popsicle sticks. Today we will be doing a Ferris wheel from Popsicle Sticks. You need the following things: 1. Popsicle Sticks 2. Bamboo or craft skewers 3. Glue Gun Lets get started: 1. Make two small circle out cardboard and cover it with color paper. 2. Turn the circle over and glue 8 Popsicle sticks as shown. 3. Take another Popsicle stick and it across 2 Popsicle's to make a triangle a shown. 4. Repeat the process across…

Ferris wheel of friends...

The story of George Ferris and his iconic invention will spark creativity and problem-solving skills!Learn about the World's Fair and how Mr. Ferris built the first Ferris Wheel! Your students will love designing, building, testing, and writing about their very own Ferris Wheel! Connect to a Read Aloud: Mr. Ferris and His WheelThis STEM Project is a companion activity to Mr. Ferris and His Wheel by Kathryn Davis. The book explores the 1893 Chicago World's Fair and how Ferris built his first…

If you liked our "If I had a pet skunk" writing prompt printable here's another fun one for you that continues to reel in the imagination! Kids can imagine their last ride on a Ferris

🎡 Ferris Counting Wheel 🎡 The most prominent thing on our Fun Fair HTS must be this Ferris Counting Wheel. I'm really pleased with how it turned out! I sticked enamel dots on craft sticks and they felt like little bumps which were wonderful to touch and count. The circles have Velcro on the back for Mr 3.5yo to do some number matching. I'll try to get a video of this Ferris Counting Wheel in action later! #funfairhts #happytotshelf

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Remember your trip to the county fair with a Craft Stick Ferris Wheel.