Rainy Day Paper Collage Art for Kids

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Cure indoor boredom with this Rainy Day Paper Collage Art for Kids. Perfect for improving scissor cutting fine motor skills.

Rainy days can make anyone restless, but especially young children who have lots of energy. When it’s pouring outside, make playing inside fun with our Rainy Day Paper Collage Art for Kids. All you need is lots of paper – construction paper, crepe paper, or even use magazine cutouts.

Collage, or the assemblage of different materials, is one of the foundation art activities for childhood. Kids can use glue, colored masking tape, stickers, or contact paper to stick their different materials together. They can collage on paper, cardboard, windows, 3-D objects, and even bodies. We have a LOT of paper Collage ideas. Check them all out.

A Rainy Day Paper Collage Art for Kids

When it's pouring outside, make playing inside fun with our Rainy Day Paper Collage Art for Kids. Perfect for improving scissor cutting fine motor skills.
 

Its pouring cats n dogs in Bangalore the past few days. The whole weekend has been so dreary. A little sunshine is what we wanted.. Lil P wanted a Rainbow. So I decided to cheer the girls up by making a rainy day scene collage.

Cure indoor boredom with this Rainy Day Paper Collage Art for Kids. Perfect for improving scissor cutting fine motor skills.

Supplies to make the Rainy Day Paper Collage Art 

  1. 1 cupcake liner
  2. 1 6×6 shiny square paper. I had origami paper which we used for the dresses.
  3. Black marker
  4. Glue stick
  5. Scissors
  6. White crepe paper for the clouds
  7. Construction paper in rainbow colors for the raindrops.
  8. Blue Construction paper (craft paper) for the background.

Steps to make the Rainy Day Paper Collage Art

  1. Cut the white crepe papers in various cloud shapes
  2. Cut the colored sheets into raindrop shapes.
  3. Cut the cupcake liner into 2 semi-circles
  4. Cut the Pink squares into 2 triangles. One big & 1 small.
  5. Cut a yellow circle for the sun.
  6. First, stick the clouds in place
  7. Then stick the 2 pink triangles
  8. Then stick the Cupcake liner to form the umbrella.
  9. Then come the raindrops.
  10. Then the sun
  11. Now add details using a black marker – The boots, the J of the Umbrella. The smiley for the sun and picture complete! 🙂

Now isn’t that a picture that warms your heart on a cold and rainy day??

More Rainy Day Crafts to try 

Rainy days can make anyone restless, but especially young children who have lots of energy. When it’s pouring outside, make playing inside fun with these super simple rainy day crafts. Most of these projects need minimal supplies and a lot of the items are things you likely already have in your pantry or art supply stash. These fun crafts may even have your kiddos crossing their fingers for another rainy day tomorrow!

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  1. These are very cute! We’ve had a rainy day, too, and these brought a smile to my face. Thank you for linking up with Merry Monday.

  2. What a fun project for those days that you’re stuck inside – I love it! Thank you for sharing with us at the #HomeMattersParty

  3. Very cute and fun idea. Thank you so much for sharing with us at Merry Monday. We hope you’ll come to the new party. We’re celebrating our anniversary with a big Giveaway.