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Are you a fan of panda bears? Then you are going to LOVE this list of panda crafts for kids! From toddlers to teens, there is something fun for everyone.
What is black and white and loved around the world? Panda bears! Today, I’m going to give you some amazing panda crafts that both you and your kids are going love!
Why do kids like pandas so much?
With their furry black ears and captivating eyes, pandas hold a special place in children’s hearts. Maybe it’s their playful nature or their roly-poly appearances that make them irresistible.
Crafting pandas allows kids to bring these gentle giants into their imaginative world, creating a connection that goes beyond the activity.
Fun Facts about Pandas
Before we get to all of the fun crafts, here are some facts about pandas you might enjoy:
Pandas spend about 12 hours a day eating and bamboo is the main food they eat. You’ll see that many of the crafts I’ve included below have bamboo in them because pandas are seen with it so often!
With all of that eating, pandas do a lot of pooping—around 40 to 50 times per day!
When giant pandas are born, they are pink, hairless, blind, and about the size of a stick of butter! Can you picture it?
Even though pandas can get quite big, they are known to be very gentle… gentle giants.
There are less than 1,900 pandas in the wild around the world! Crafting pandas can be a good way to introduce kids to endangered species and the significance of protecting these majestic creatures and their habitats.
Now, onto the crafts! I’ve got a bunch of panda-inspired fun listed below. Each craft will show you the playful spirit of these bamboo-munching cuties.
From simple paper plate pandas to pom-pom pandas, these crafts will definitely make kids (and adults) smile and giggle.
Go ahead and scroll down for some panda fun.
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3D Bobble Head Panda
Kids can practice cutting skills with this bobble head panda craft. The free template features basic shapes that are easy to cut. Oh, and the background will be a fun painting exercise as well!
Have kids work with varying textures as they create their own panda art piece. They will learn how to use a paint brush to make both fuzzy fur and a slick nose.
Wow! The elusive panda-corn! Combine two of kids' favorites, unicorns and pandas into a fun Valentine box. Or, you could use this as a cute gift wrap idea.
Using the fact that origami paper is white on the back, you can fold a really easy panda. If this is too easy, here is a intermediate level origami panda.
Yet another panda that can be made from materials found in the recycling bin! This is quite a bit of work, but kids could make one that is a little less detailed.
This is a much easier clay panda idea than the one earlier on this list. A Kindergartener came up with this idea, so it should be simple enough for that age.
Start kids off with saving money with this panda bank made from a paper cup. There is a slot in the top to add coins or even paper money if you're lucky!
There always seems to be an empty roll of toilet paper, right? Grab the tube and make a fun panda puppet complete with a popsicle stick piece of bamboo!
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