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    Home » Crafts & DIY » Fruit Loop Indian Corn Craft for Kids

    Fruit Loop Indian Corn Craft for Kids

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    By the time we hit November I admit that my mind is already racing ahead towards Christmas. But it’s nice to take some time with the kids to make some crafts that are related to this season of Thanksgiving. Crafts don’t have to be complicated for the kids to have fun. We had a blast making this Fruit Loop Indian Corn Craft for Kids!

    Fruit Loop Indian Corn Craft for Kids #Thanksgiving

    Fruit Loop Indian Corn Craft for Kids

    I love a good simple craft that the kids can do without getting frustrated. W seems to love any craft that involves glue and edible supplies. I just have to remind him not to eat the pieces of cereal that have glue on them!

    What You Need to Make Fruit Loop Indian Corn Craft for Kids #Thanksgiving

    What you need:

    • White or ivory card stock
    • Brown construction paper
    • Glue
    • Red, orange, and yellow Fruit Loops

    How to Make Fruit Loop Indian Corn Craft for Kids #Thanksgiving

    What you do:

    1. Sort out the red, orange, and yellow Fruit Loops. Get the kids to help you with this!
    2. Cut a corn shape out of the card stock. I folded it in half and cut out two from one sheet. Card stock works better than thin paper for this craft.
    3. Cut some leaf shapes out of the brown construction paper.
    4. Spread glue over part of the corn shape and then begin placing cereal pieces on.
    5. Continue with glue and cereal until the card stock corn shape is covered.
    6. Glue three brown leaves to the back of the corn and let dry.

    Fruit Loop Indian Corn Craft for Kids #Thanksgiving

    And you can even enjoy snacking on some Fruit Loops while you make this fun craft. It’s great for all ages. W had a blast making his own corn and C had fun throwing cereal all over the floor.

    What are your favorite ways to celebrate the Thanksgiving season with your kids?

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    About Mariah

    Mariah is the mom of 2 and a former educator (preschool - 4th grade & special education) with a degree in human development. As a busy mom living in with a multi-generational family under one roof (with 4 dogs!), life is sometimes chaotic! She aims to share easy ideas that we can all use in our lives! Read more about Mariah!

    Comments

    1. April Ockerman says

      November 6, 2014 at 5:41 pm

      How cute!!! How many did you eat while making this? :)

      Reply
    2. Melissa Brakefield says

      October 19, 2019 at 8:17 am

      This is such a great way to tie Thanksgiving and the harvest season together. I’m going to use this idea for a lesson plan for my college classes.

      Reply

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