Paper Crafts for Kids: 25 Cut-Out Activities for Kids Ages 4-8

Really good book for a 6 year old

This paper crafts book is fantastic! The cut-out activities are easy to follow and keep kids entertained for hours. It encourages creativity and fine motor skills while being lots of fun. Great for rainy days, classrooms, or family activities!

Paper Crafts for Kids has been such a fun and creative addition to our homeschool routine! The cut-out activities are simple enough for young kids to do with a little guidance, and they absolutely love seeing their creations come to life. The projects are engaging, age-appropriate, and don’t require a ton of extra supplies—just scissors, glue, and a little imagination. It’s perfect for quiet time, hands-on learning, or just a break from screen-based lessons. Highly recommend for parents, homeschoolers, or anyone looking for fun and educational craft activities for kids ages 4–8!

Purchased for my 4.5 year old son who loves to cuts paper. He’s enjoyed working thru this book with the various activities. It’s a bit above his age range so a few the detailed cuts are too difficult for him, but we’ll save those until his skills near it.

I’m not sure I could recommend this enough to parents of “arts and crafts” kids— low prep on mom’s end. Will say that this is a kit that a child at age 4 would need support— it’s not an independent activity. But it’s a good quick bonding task.

My grandson love this book and it bring them joy to color and design things for his grandma and aunts and uncles

Amazing

We have referred to this book a few times for things to do. The kids always find something fun. Well loved and have gotten some cute crafts out of it

Ideal for inquisitive minds and busy hands

I bought the book for activities...why do I need 7, yes SEVEN pages to take notes? Save yourself the money and look elsewhere.

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Excellent craft for kids

I ordered this for my 4 and 6 year old grandchildren initially to give them something to do during the pandemic and to improve their scissor skills. It was a big hit occupying every free minute. The older one would read the instructions for the younger one. The book was good in teaching them how to follow instructions, and some new vocabulary like “diagonal”. Not everything turned out perfectly but they did it by themselves, learned along the way and really enjoyed working on these crafts.