Seed craft

Make beautiful flower crafts with easy-to-find seeds! From pressed flowers to seed jewelry, explore the fun of crafting with this natural material. Learn tips and tricks to make the most of your seed crafts with step-by-step instructions and materials lists. Welcome to Easy Seeds Flower Crafts! Here, you can find a variety of easy and […]

Made using Pista Shells and Sugar Apple seeds.

Enjoy the warm weather while creating your own seed bombs to share with friends! Follow our step-by-step instructions.

Recycled Crafts for Kids - Hands-On Teaching Ideas - Kindergarten Adventures

These seed art projects for kids are just what you need for your next flower or plant unit. Preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten students can explore science as they create some of these seed art ideas. Click on the Fun-A-Day.com link for more information.

Beautiful butterfly made with different style of putting seeds

S is for Seeds...35 ways to teach young kids about seeds

We show you how to make Super Easy Plantable Seed Paper Cards using Bostik White Glue and Kitchen Towel.

There’s something so nostalgic about chia seed pets! When I was a kid, I always wanted a chia pet but my parents would never buy one for me. I told my husband about it shortly after we got married and one day he surprised me with a chia pet kit. You better believe I made the best-looking chia pet ever! What I love about this activity is how it brings reality to such a simple and fun concept: growing seeds to make grassy hair. #kidsactivities #earthweek #earthdayactivitiesforkids

This is another simple and low waste craft to do with your kids for Valentine's Day (or any holiday - I'm convinced that seed mosaics look great on any motif). This natural craft is easy to make with a little repurposed cardboard (a used package or a cereal box) plus any dried grains, beans, or seeds that you have on h

woodlark® • ashley on Instagram: "Planting flowers activity 🌻 We added sticks to those mosaic build-a-flower pieces that we made last month to create this new activity since E loves playing with them so much! All of the pieces for the flowers are made using recycled cardboard and dried beans, and the petals detach with wooden clips (there’s a link in my profile to the tutorial to make the flowers if you missed it). The base is a piece of cardboard sitting inside of the basket with holes on…

Make wildflower seed bombs using flour, seed compost and native wildflower seeds. Perfect for brightening up an unloved corner of your neighbourhood.

We've been spending lots of time in the garden, and with Earth Day just around the corner, these seeds bombs are the perfect activity

Spring is here, which is the perfect time of year to read about flowers & seeds. Click thru to find activities you can do inspired by the book The Tiny Seed by Eric Carle. This post includes a craft {art project}, a snack, and a FREE printable rhyming activity. Perfect for preschool, prek, and kindergarten. Can also be modified to use with toddlers. Can be used for your lesson plan in the classroom {art is great for bulletin boards} or at home with your own children. #littlesloveliteracy…

Do you know what Fall is perfect for? Some fun seed activities for kids! All of our plants have gone to seed, so we are finding so many treasures outside. It is amazing to see all of the different types of seeds. I thought I would compile a list of some seed activities for kids

Have you ever made Garden Seed Bombs? It's a fun activity to do with kids and a great tutroial on how to make seed bombs to grow flowers and plants

Well, I have found my new favorite craft. This seed art project was full of so much learning for my little ones, but perhaps even more importantly, it was... dare I say, relaxing? Generally, when we craft with glue and lots of little bits and pieces, things get messy quickly. But with this seed art

Bean and seed mosaics are a staple craft in our household and there are so many different variations that can be made for each season and holiday. This is a great low-waste craft since you can recycle any cardboard that you already have as well as any dried beans, seeds or grains in your pantry.