Non Damaging wall putty can be used if your child’s stuffed animal shelves are wooden. If they are metal, you can use a simple ring of double-faced tape.

The youngsters should work together to string a bright piece of yarn through all the holes to create a colorful garland to brighten up the classroom! 6. Make a Hilarious Blues Clues Hat The Blues side can say, “Keep Out,” and Magenta’s side can say, “Enter,” or vice versa, depending on your child’s preference! 8. Laminate a Shelf for Stuffed AnimalsYour child’s bedposts can be decorated in style with this free and easy craft. Give your youngster a simple brown paper bag, and turn it upside down. Whether you’re looking to pass some time on a rainy day or just want something creative to do for your child, these coloring sheets are sure to delight! So, grab your markers and crayons, and let’s start coloring! This craft begins with drawing a house on a large poster board, with several squares cut out to serve as windows and doors. Flaps should be left so that they can be “closed.”

The characters should then be cut out, and a small hole punched on both the left and right sides of each one. Now, when your child pulls a stuffed animal from the shelf, Blues or Magenta will be there to make your youngster smile! 9. Make an Original Poster The finished craft can be embellished with anything the youngsters desire, such as paint, glitter, paper-mâché, puffy paint, or felt 2. Create a Unique NightlightTo complete this ingenious craft, use a piece of poster board to cut out a crown-shaped hat. It should be at least 6 inches tall. It can then be placed over the post, somewhat like a lampshade, for an adorable decoration. 4. Design a Blues Clues Sippy Cup Here are some fantastic ways to use them and display your youngster’s hard work. 1. Make a Valentine’s Day Mailbox