Frog Crafts that Will Have Your Kids Jumping for Joy!

An egg carton, foam cup and pipe cleaners make up the body of this frog. Using recycled materials like the carton and cup when crafting is a great way to teach about reusing items instead of throwing them away!

Construction paper and a toilet paper roll turn into the cutest frog I've ever seen. And that fly? What a cute catch!

Do you love amphibians? Get a big collection of frog perler beads. You’re going to love these patterns, fun and easy for kids or adults.

Follow the step-by-step photo tutorial to make an adorable clay frog! This would make a great Mother's Day gift for the mom who loves frogs.

You'll make two small white and one large green pom pom for this froggy! Use the free tutorial download and any yarn you may have at home.

When finished, this frog craft will be like a party blower. Just blow through the straw and the tongue will unroll to catch flies!

Get two tutorials for making an origami frog: one for beginners and one for those with a bit of experience. Follow along with the video provided or use the step-by-step instructions with photos!

This frog corner bookmark was made as a Father's Day gift. It is crafted using a large green envelope—such a great idea!

Imagine a bunch of these frogs hanging from the ceiling as party decorations. It is always great to get the kids involved in making things for their party!

Get the free downloadable template to cut the foam frog used in this craft. Or if your child prefers to draw it freehand, they could have a completely unique frog clothespin puppet. I love that you can see the fly when you open its mouth!

This frog mask would be great as part of a frog costume for Halloween, or just for playing at home. You use various sizes of cupcake liners to make the whole thing!

Use two paper cups and a rubber band to make this frog jump. I love his little tongue.

Enjoy making this Kermit the Frog lantern craft after watching one of the Muppet movies with your kids! It looks just like him, doesn't it?

Turn a small round Christmas ornament into a frog. His legs are made from craft sticks and the eyes are plastic bottle caps. Great recycling craft for kids!

Button crafts like this frog and fish are great for kids to make! They can follow the tutorial, or try to plan and create a frog just using circular shapes.

Combine a handprint and paper bag craft into one cute frog puppet. I love the curly tongue!

I love the big round eyes on this terracotta pot frog craft! They are painted Styrofoam balls with big googly eyes attached.

Use a small paper plate and green pipe cleaners to make this tree frog. He looks like he is ready to jump away!

With the exception of the lily pad, this craft is made just using paper strips! Kids will bend, loop and wrap them around a pencil to get the shapes needed.

Go for a nature walk to find the materials needed for this frog. You'll need large green leaves, a yellow leaf for the crown and a red leaf for the rosy cheeks.

Using a coffee filter to make the body of this frog makes every one unique! You'll dye the filter using an eyedropper and green food coloring.

Handprints make perfect webbed feet for a frog. Look at how cute these paper frogs turned out—adorable freckles!

Here is another cute paper frog craft for kids to make. This time he is sitting on a water lily leaf looking for bugs to eat!

Once finished, these frogs will croak when you squeeze them! The heads are made using two jar lids.

These frogs on logs remind me of the old Frogger arcade game! You'll use a wine cork to stamp the circle for the frog bodies and the logs.

Learn how to make 4 different golf ball animals: frog, bee, ladybug and bird. You will need to drill the holes in the golf balls and then older kids can add wire or younger ones could use pipe cleaners for legs.

Eat some popsicles and then paint the sticks to create some cute little frogs! A fun activity and summer craft for kids.