BIRD KITE PRINTABLE HOW TO

How about some mittens to go with your hats? The Canada Flag Mittens by KnitWits Heaven are exactly that, worked in worsted weight yarn with lots of Canadian colorwork. There are 20 different design bands you can add to the hat, from maple leaves (or is it leafs?) to bits of plaid, the words “I’m sorry” and more! The pattern can be worked in different yarn weights as well so it’s totally a choose your own adventure, Canada style! You can get the pattern on Ravelry. Katie Pomper’s My Canada is another cute hat pattern that lets you decide what Canadian things you like the most. There are options in the pattern for a beanie, a headband and a beret (which is worked in fingering weight yarn). Not Enough for Soup on Etsy has a cute Canada inspired maple leaf hat pattern, which uses worsted weight yarn. This one is by Sweet Yarns and uses a single color of worsted weight yarn. It’s worked in stockinette stitch and the pattern is only in English.Ĭlean up a little around the house with a maple leaf washcloth. It uses worsted weight yarn and is designed to fit a 12 by 16 inch pillow.

These are great to knit any time of year to show your Canadian pride or to gift to your favorite Canadian.ĭecorate your house with a maple leaf flag with this fun pattern from By Ladyship Designs on Etsy. Need even more kite activity ideas? Preschool Plan It has a whole unit on kites including activities, ideas for centers and circle time and more.Ĭanada Day is coming up soon, and it’s been a while since I’ve shared any Canada knitting patterns, so I thought I’d take a look at some new patterns or ones I haven’t shared before. Or make an art project using black glue like this one from I Heart Crafty Things. Her little kite cookies would be great for a snack after a day of kite making and flying! I also love the paper kite mobile. Talk about the science of kites (and check out more books on kites) with KC Edventures.Īrtsy Craftsy Mom has a great collection of crafts and resources about kites linked to the Hindu festival of Sankranti. Read all about kites and kite flying with this kids’ book list from Growing Book by Book. Or use the printables from Emma Owl along with pipe cleaners and beads to practice counting.ĪBCs of Literacy has a cute printable with kites that will help kids match uppercase and lowercase letters. Practice counting and one to one correspondence with these printable kite counting mats from Fun with Mama. It uses basketweaving reeds as the frame, which is then covered with waxed paper or tissue paper. The instructions for making a kite from Red Ted Art and the supplies needed are a bit more complex, but the results are gorgeous.

BIRD KITE PRINTABLE HOW TO

Mainly Homemade shows you how to make a Japanese style fish kite, and Krokotak has instructions for making a bird kite. Somewhat Simple has a kite made out of a paper bag. Happiness is Homemade made theirs with paper and wooden dowels, while Buggy and Buddy’s uses newspaper. There are lots of different ways to make kites with materials you probably already have at home or in the classroom. With Go Fly a Kite Day (seriously) happening on April 16, it’s a great time to explore osme kite learning activities. Kites are a lot of fun to make, to play with and to use in learning activities.

Bird kite printable