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Hi friends! Continuing on with the theme of children’s books and kid crafts that go along with them – today I’m sharing a kid friendly tutorial that goes along perfectly with one of our favorite books “If You Give A Moose A Muffin” by Laura Numeroff.

This Paper Plate Muffin {Kid Craft} is probably one of the simplest crafts I’ve ever shared on the blog. It’s fun for all ages and also really inexpensive when it comes to the supplies. So what are you waiting for? Find the easy step-by-step tutorial below, as well as links to other kid crafts that are similar.

Don’t forget to read the coordinating book in honor of the craft and perhaps even bake up some muffins to celebrate!

Happy crafting, my friends! #gluedtomycrafts

Paper Plate Muffin Craft Supplies:

* Large Paper Plate {one per craft}
* Tan Tissue Paper
* Brown Cardstock
* Craft Scissors
* School Glue
* Stapler

Directions:

* First cut your tan tissue paper into small squares, as well as cutting the paper plate in half. {let the kids practice their cutting skills}
* Take one half of the paper plate and put a good amount of glue all over it. Have children place the tissue paper on top of the glue, until the paper plate is completely covered.
* While they are working on that, cut out the muffin bottom out of the brown cardstock.
* To finish off the muffin kid craft – staple the paper plate piece to the brown cardstock. Then display proudly! {or add other embellishments to really make it your own!}

If you are looking for even MORE easy kid craft ideas that go along with children’s books, be sure to check out these fun posts:

Paper Plate Spaghetti {Kid Craft}
Paper Plate Taco {Kid Craft}
Paper Plate Cookie {Kid Craft}
Dr Seuss Inspired Leopard {Kid Craft}
Paper Plate Pancake {Kid Craft}
Happy Birthday Mouse! {Kid Craft}
Paper Plate Paddington {Kid Craft}
Nutcracker Inspired – Popsicle Stick Christmas Ballerinas

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