Easy Easter Egg Paper Collage Art Activity for Kids

I can’t be the only parent with scraps of paper and old magazines around the house. We have been collecting magazines for so long. It’s time to dust them off and get crafting with the kids. Use any recycled paper like newspaper to create this fun project for your children. Here’s an easy Easter egg collage art activity for kids. This craft is all about letting your child enjoy the process of creating something special while improving their fine motor skills.

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Supplies for Easter Egg Paper Collage

Recycled cardboard (cereal box or snack box)
Glue
Recycled tissue paper
Easter egg template
Pencil or black marker
Safety scissors
Old magazines
Scrap paper (cardstock or construction paper)

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Directions

First, download and print the Easter egg template then cut it out. Then trace it on a recycled cardboard. You can also draw your own Easter egg on the recycled cardboard using a pen or black marker.
Next, cut the Easter egg from the recycled cardboard.
Finally, gather your scraps of paper, old magazines and tissue paper to decorate the Easter egg. You can use scissors to cut different shapes from the paper or magazine then glue to egg. Let your kids get creative with this art project.

My son is always so focused when he is working on an art project or any other activity. This was a great way for him to practice using safety scissors. Have your child tear the paper if they are not ready to use the scissors.

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