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Fruit & Veggie Craft Roundup

Are you looking for some fun and creative fruit and veggie crafts for kids? Look no further than this roundup from Glued To My Crafts!

Calling all my crafty moms and teachers!!! Boy are YOU in for a REAL TREAT today with this latest roundup post!

Today I’m sharing a collection post chucked FULL of ALL the Fruit & Veggie themed kid crafts that can be found on the Glued To My Crafts blog right now {perfect for craft planning ALL year long!}

Just like ALL our kid friendly crafts & tutorials on the blog, these craft ideas are super simple, fun for all ages and really inexpensive too. PLUS they make for a great way to tie everything together, whether with story time and/or a lesson plan. You can even make an extra effort to have snack time thrown in there too!

So what are you waiting for? Click around below for some inspiration, grab those craft supplies and get to work on these simple DIY kid crafts ASAP.

A craft project featuring four red strawberry prints with yellow dot details on brown paper, created using a pie server stamped technique. A red paint-covered paper plate, yellow paint bottle, and green marker are nearby; @GLUEDTOMYCRAFTS is shown at the bottom.

Use a pie server as a “stamp” to make strawberry prints on paper

Two triangular watermelon Fruit & Veggie crafts made from popsicle sticks and paper are surrounded by colorful craft supplies like glue sticks, glitter, and markers. A label at the bottom reads @GLUEDTOMYCRAFTS.

Craft sticks turned fruit – Popsicle Stick Watermelon Slices

A children’s carrot-themed potato masher stamped craft featuring orange paint-stamped circles for carrot shapes and green paper handprints as tops, displayed beside the book Too Many Carrots and the potato masher used for stamping.

Use a potato masher to stamp a CARROT on paper today!

Paper Plate Carrot Craft Idea

Perfect for welcoming spring – Paper Plate Carrot

A children’s book titled The Watermelon Seed with a cartoon alligator on the cover is displayed alongside a colorful paper plate watermelon craft made from tissue paper. Watermelon-patterned paper decorates the background.

What a simple summer craft – Paper Plate Watermelon

A handmade card with “I love you ‘berry’ much!” written on it, featuring a red handprint strawberry with googly eyes and a smile, surrounded by green hearts—perfect for valentine's day craft ideas for kids. The @GLUEDTOMYCRAFTS handle is at the bottom.

No doubts about it – I Love You Berry Much

A pineapple Fruit & Veggie craft made from yellow paper squares and a green handprint on a paper plate, with googly eyes and a smile, sits on colorful paper next to glue and a black marker. @GLUEDTOMYCRAFTS is written at the bottom.

One of my favorite kid crafts to date – Paper Plate Pineapple

A strawberry craft made from red tissue paper, yellow heart shapes, and a green paper hand for the leaf sits on colorful paper—perfect for Fruit & Veggie crafts. Elmer’s glue and felt strawberries are nearby. Text reads @GLUEDTOMYCRAFTS.

Strawberries never looked this cute – Paper Plate Strawberry

A carrot garden sensory bin filled with black beans, plastic carrots, toy rabbits, plant pots, scoops, and a Carrot Patch sign; a @GLUEDTOMYCRAFTS watermark appears at the bottom.

Playing in a garden never gets old – Carrot Garden Sensory Bin

A fun Fruit & Veggie craft, this pineapple project uses yellow paint, googly eyes, and black glitter dots on a printed outline. Craft supplies like yellow paint and glitter are neatly arranged next to the finished artwork.

Bubble Wrap Pineapple – Free Printable Included!

A “Grumpy Monkey” book, Elmer’s School Glue, and a handmade yellow paper plate craft monkey with brown ears and tail on a polka dot background—perfect for summer craft ideas. @GluedToMyCrafts is displayed at the bottom.

Don’t go bananas – make some Paper Plate Bananas today!

Two paper plate FALL CRAFTS FOR KIDS feature torn red and orange paper glued on top to look like apples or pumpkins. A bottle of Elmer’s school glue and felt leaves are nearby. @GLUETOMYCRAFTS is written in the corner.

Take paper bowls and cover them in torn pieces of construction paper, to make APPLES & PUMPKINS

A painted craft showing two yellow pineapples with green tops, googly eyes, and hand-drawn details, on a white paper. A sponge brush with yellow paint lies beside it. Background includes polka-dotted and solid papers.

Use a flat spatula to stamp PINEAPPLES on paper!

A children’s book titled Ten Apples Up On Top!, a bottle of Elmer’s School Glue, red yarn, heart cutouts, and a paper plate apple craft with a green handprint leaf are on a table—perfect for Dr Seuss Kid Crafts. @GLUEDTOMYCRAFTS is at the bottom.

A back-to-school classic – Tissue Paper Apple

A black paper features chalk art projects with fireworks bursting from a yellow painted paper plate, resembling a pineapple half. Two pieces of chalk and colorful fruit-patterned paper are nearby. Text at the bottom reads @GLUEDTOMYCRAFTS.

A great art project using chalk on paper – Chalk Art Pineapple

A handmade watermelon craft with torn paper, googly eyes, and a smile sits on white paper. Perfect for Fruit & Veggie crafts, it features the text YOU ARE ONE IN A MELON! Glue and patterned papers are nearby for extra fun.

Torn Paper Watermelon Card – perfect for Valentine’s Day or Summer!

A handmade carrot craft, perfect for Fruit & Veggie crafts, made with orange paper, a green handprint top, and craft sticks sits on a tray surrounded by glue, scissors, googly eyes, and glue sticks. Text: @GLUEDTOMYCRAFTS.

Easter Craft Fun – Popsicle Stick Carrots

A fun Fruit & Veggie craft: a torn paper avocado with googly eyes, a smile, and a brown heart pit on white paper. A glue bottle sits nearby. Text below reads “‘AVO’ GOOD DAY!” and “@GLUEDTOMYCRAFTS.”.

Torn Paper Avocado Craft Idea – AVO-GOOD DAY!

A cute Fruit & Veggie craft made with torn yellow paper pieces, googly eyes, and a drawn stem and leaf on white paper. Text below reads “YOU’RE THE ZEST!” A bottle of glue sits nearby, with colorful paper in the background.

Torn Paper Lemon Card – You Are The ZEST!

A strawberry craft made from red craft sticks, green paper, googly eyes, and a smiling face, surrounded by glue, glitter, markers, and popsicle sticks. Perfect for Fruit & Veggie crafts! @GLUEDTOMYCRAFTS is labeled at the bottom.

It’s BERRY GOOD – Popsicle Stick Strawberries

A handmade carrot craft with googly eyes and a chalk-drawn green top is displayed on black paper, perfect for chalk art projects. Two sticks of green chalk and children's books about carrots sit nearby. The handle @GLUEDTOMYCRAFTS is shown at the bottom.

Chalk Art Carrot For Spring

A handmade craft featuring a green paper handprint on a red heart, resembling a strawberry with a pipe cleaner stem. Surrounded by heart and strawberry cutouts, it's perfect for valentine's day craft ideas for kids.

Heart Shaped Strawberries For Valentine’s Day

A paper plate painted to look like a watermelon using puffy paint crafts—green for the rind and pink with black paper dots for seeds—cut in half and displayed on a table. The handle @GLUEDTOMYCRAFTS appears at the bottom.

Puffy Paint Watermelon Slices

A white paper displays four painted watermelon slice shapes with googly eyes and marker-drawn smiles, surrounded by colorful watermelon-themed paper, sponges, and a marker—fun Sponge Painting Ideas for Kids.

Sponge Painted Watermelon Cards

A pink ornament shaped like a watermelon slice with a red handprint and black dots hangs on a tree—perfect for Valentine's Day craft ideas for kids. Green text reads, I love you melon times more than you know! 2022. @GLUEDTOMYCRAFTS is written below.

Handprint Watermelon Card

Children’s book “Time for School, Little Blue Truck” is displayed with a blue truck craft made from popsicle sticks and paper, perfect for a back to school story time, featuring a smiling person drawn in the window.

Popsicle Stick Farm Trucks – perfect for a lesson plan

A children’s book titled The Very Hungry Caterpillar Eats Breakfast sits beside a craft stick pineapple, made from yellow popsicle sticks, green hand-shaped paper, googly eyes, and a smiling mouth. Pink polka-dotted paper is underneath.

Popsicle Stick Pineapple – Craft For Kids To Make This Summer!

Text saying LET'S GET CRAFTY! in teal letters, surrounded by colorful stars and heart shapes on a white background—perfect inspiration for making handprint clay ornaments.

Happy crafting with your little ones, my friends! Don’t forget to share pictures with us on our Facebook page or tag us on Instagram to see! #gluedtomycrafts

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Craft Activity Safety Guidelines:

Always Ensure Adult Supervision - Young children should be supervised at all times when engaging in craft activities. This is essential to keep them safe and ensure materials are used correctly. Use Age-Appropriate Supplies - Choose craft supplies that are suitable for your child’s age. Check labels for recommendations and avoid items with small parts or sharp edges for younger children. Modify as Needed - Feel free to adapt materials or steps to meet your child's abilities and safety needs. For example, substitute scissors with safety scissors if necessary. Keep an Eye on Allergies - Be mindful of potential allergens in craft materials like glue, paint, or certain fabrics. Opt for non-toxic and hypoallergenic options whenever possible. Organize and Secure Supplies - Keep all craft tools and materials organized. Store sharp objects, small parts, and potentially hazardous items out of reach when not in use. Following these guidelines will ensure that crafts remain fun, creative, and, most importantly, safe for everyone involved!