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How to make an easy paper Easter egg

This simple paper Easter egg is the perfect craft for improving your child’s scissor skills! From the classroom to the kitchen table, this Easter craft for kids is a fun and quick project.This simple paper Easter egg is the perfect craft for improving your child's scissor skills! From the classroom to the kitchen table, this Easter craft for kids is a fun and quick project. #twitchetts

Paper Easter Egg

My daughter loves to work with her scissors, so when we were writing Construction Paper Crafts for Kids we knew we wanted to have a few projects that really let them practice those scissor skills!

A favorite from the book, that can be remade in many different patterns, is our scissor practice heart! Today we are giving it a fun Easter twist and your little one will love it!

This paper Easter egg is a fun and simple craft that requires only a few simple supplies, so it’s perfect for a classroom, Easter party, or afternoon activity.This simple paper Easter egg is the perfect craft for improving your child's scissor skills! From the classroom to the kitchen table, this Easter craft for kids is a fun and quick project.

Supplies for scissor practice Easter eggs:

  • Egg Template.
  • Construction Paper.
  • 2 Pieces Cardstock. White or Colored.
  • Scissors.
  • Glue Stick.

How to create paper strip eggs

Here are the step by step instructions to create a paper Easter egg. Then you can see them all in action in the video!

Print out an egg template and cut out the egg from the center. We will be using the outside of the egg so start by cutting the middle of the egg and move out to the edge. Your child might need help with this depending on their age. This simple paper Easter egg is the perfect craft for improving your child's scissor skills! From the classroom to the kitchen table, this Easter craft for kids is a fun and quick project.

Next, start cutting strips! This simple paper Easter egg is the perfect craft for improving your child's scissor skills! From the classroom to the kitchen table, this Easter craft for kids is a fun and quick project.

These can be all different thicknesses. Use as many colors of construction paper as you like. This is a great way to use up scrap pieces of paper you might have lying around. Once you have a good pile of strips start attaching them with glue on the second piece of paper.This simple paper Easter egg is the perfect craft for improving your child's scissor skills! From the classroom to the kitchen table, this Easter craft for kids is a fun and quick project.

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Cover as much of the surface as possible. This simple paper Easter egg is the perfect craft for improving your child's scissor skills! From the classroom to the kitchen table, this Easter craft for kids is a fun and quick project.

Add glue to the ink side of your egg cut out. This simple paper Easter egg is the perfect craft for improving your child's scissor skills! From the classroom to the kitchen table, this Easter craft for kids is a fun and quick project.

Then place it on top of your strips and press down. Trim the edges if needed and you’re done! This simple paper Easter egg is the perfect craft for improving your child's scissor skills! From the classroom to the kitchen table, this Easter craft for kids is a fun and quick project.

If your little one is new to gluing remind them to press down their strips and egg well to make sure they get a good bond. Watch the whole thing created in our video!

 

 

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This simple paper Easter egg is the perfect craft for improving your child's scissor skills! From the classroom to the kitchen table, this Easter craft for kids is a fun and quick project. #twitchetts

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