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Popsicle Stick “T” is for Tractor Craft

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Get creative with your kids this summer! Challenge them to make their very own green tractor out of popsicle sticks. We can’t wait to see what they come up with!

"T" is for Tractor - Kid Craft

Tractor Craft Idea For Kids

Just because school is currently out for the summer, doesn’t mean the learning fun has to stop – especially at home! Am I right?!

So on that note, this morning my son and I pulled out the craft supplies and we made popsicle stick ” T” shaped tractors to practice words that start with the letter “T.”

This “T” is for Tractor kid craft idea was super fun and rather easy for my six year old, especially since he’s really into anything with wheels these days {typical boy!}

If you would like to recreate it with your child today, keep scrolling for the full green tractor tutorial from us!!!

RELATED —> Letter “T” for Tree

The HOW-TO:

  • You can make the same popsicle stick tractor themed craft with your child by gluing TWO green jumbo popsicle sticks in a “T” formation in the center of some colored cardstock paper.
  • Then add various cardstock embellishments like big circular tires, a simple seat and a steering wheel to bring it to life. Finish it off by having children draw a person in the tractor seat to bring it all together! Don’t forget to draw on the “road” too!
  • Easy peasy – just how we like it around here on Glued To My Crafts! Stay tuned for MORE simple kid craft ideas to make this summer and beat those boredom blues!! Several of our upcoming ideas will only have a handful of materials and steps {like today’s simple post!}
  • Happy crafting {and learning} my friends!!!
  • Psst – don’t forget to check out our Popsicle Stick Tractor post as well! It’s another clever idea for kids to recreate, that love tractors as well!

RELATED —> “T” for Turkey Craft

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