Mountain crafts for kids

Watercolor Snowy Mountain Scene - Kid Craft Idea w/free printable template

It's been way too long since I created and shared with you, my lovies! The reason for that is a move across the country from Indiana to the Colorado Rocky Mountains. I've wanted to take this leap for

We have just returned from a wonderful two-week family vacation in Montana. While we were there, we visited the national parks and enjoyed a few scenic hikes with the Rocky mountains as our backdrop. The landscapes that we saw were breathtaking to say the least. Our recent trip inspired us to create a mountain landscape. […]

These camping crafts for preschoolers are a fun activity to do before or after camping or whenever you wish you were camping. They’re perfect for doing at home, school, library, or daycare!

Shape & Texture Landscape - Combine shapes & different textures to make this pretty mountain craft

Torn Paper Fall Mountains - An easy fall craft that kids can make and be creative with using scrapbook paper. - 3Dinosaurs.com #tornpapercraft #craftsforkids #fallcraft #3dinosaurs

Making torn paper mountains is a fun, really easy artwork you can do with kids of almost any age (or even adults!). Supplies: Different color paper Glue Scissors (optional, for second part). You will need different shades of paper. In mine I used different shades of purple cardstock, plus black for silhouettes in the front and a blue background. Shades of green or blue look nice too, or you can also do this with multiple colors of paper, or even patterned paper, for a different look. First…

This Torn Paper Mountain Landscape Art project creates a unique visual for kids when learning about faith to “move a mountain,” mountain landforms — or any other mountain lesson.

In this tutorial I'll show you step-by-step how to make mountain diorama. Also I give you recommendations with images + necessary tools.

A paper mache mountain provides a frugal way to build a volcano for a school project or add to a model railroad landscape. Blend paper, water and glue. Build a frame and cover it with tape and the paper mache, then paint and add accessories.