This is the last post in our Y is for Yarn series. I hope you’ve enjoyed seeing some of the activities we did while learning about yarn. Below is a list of even more yarn crafts, art, and learning activities for kids. I hope it’s a great resource to you.
Art with Yarn
Yarn Stamp Art from Fantastic Fun and Learning
Painting with Yarn from Fantastic Fun and Learning
Yarn Painting on Canvas from The Artful Parent
Yarn Art Garland from Hands On As We Grow
Yarn Color Wheel from Wee Folk Art
Yarn People Craft from Almost Unschoolers
Sticky Yarn Creations from Laughing Kids Learn
Yarn Block and Paper Towel Prints from Mess for Less
Mosaic Yarn Vase from Crayon Box Chronicles
Yarn Bowl Craft from Fantastic Fun and Learning
Dye Yarn with Kool Aid from Mama Smiles
Yarn Wrapped Vase from Hands On As We Grow
Yarn Drumstick Painting from Crayon Box Chronicles
Get Moving with Yarn
Giant Lacing Web from Fun at Home with Kids
Crazy Yarn Maze from Fun at Home with Kids
Learning Activities with Yarn
Four Yarn Sensory Bins with Learning Activities from Fantastic Fun and Learning
Tactile Yarn ABC Book from Small Types
Letter Y Yarn Craft from Fantastic Fun and Learning
Lowercase Letter String Scavenger Hunt from Hands On As We Grow
Montessori-Inspired Color Activities with Yarn Balls from Living Montessori Now
Sticky Yarn Math from Blog Me Mom
Make Letters Out of Yarn from Teach Preschool
Y is for Yarn Printables and Preschool Activities from Confessions of a Homeschooler
Books About Yarn from Fantastic Fun and Learning
Are there any other fun ideas you would add to this list? Let me know in the comments. I’d love to try them in our next home preschool unit about yarn.
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Lisa
This is pretty awesome! I have a large stash of yarn from my mom when she passed away that I may never get through by creating knitting or crocheting projects… So, this is just so cool! Thank you!
Shaunna Evans
We have a huge collection of yarn that needs to be put to good use, too. These projects should get you going…and you’ll probably even think of a few more as you get started. Enjoy 🙂
Heather
Hi Shaunna. Great post! So many fun activities. Your yarn bowl is my favorite! Thank you so much for including our activities. 🙂
Jacqueline
Thank you for sharing these fun yarn activities, they will make a wonderful addition to my Yy activities! My pre-kers will be talking about the letter Yy this coming week, although they had a preview of the letter/Letter Person as they viewed my first “flipped classroom” video.
~Jacqueline
Shaunna Evans
I hope your little ones have fun with your yarn theme!
Jo
Wow! So many great ideas in this list. I think we’ll start putting some of them to use today!
Shaunna Evans
I’m so glad you like them, Jo! Have fun!
Carolyn
I never thought of pairing yarn activities with yarn books – how FUN!
Shaunna Evans
Thanks, Carolyn! I love that our preschool themes have helped me discover so many books that I may not have grabbed from the library otherwise. We’ve find some real gems!