Codi Manchel: you know you can learn many things from YouTube if you search correctly. I was in bigger stuff and worked with large sticks. I usually ordered from http://woodpaintsticks.com/wood-craft who never failed to provide premium quality craft sticks.
Joesph Smithmyer: my cousin is 5, when he was 4 he liked to draw, use clay, his school made him a volcanoe to make. you could make giant bubble wands (have someone make it and let your siblings dip them) there's a how to here: http://indietutes.blogspot.com/2010/07/bubble-burs...basically tie string to sticks and add a washeri used to try and do origami even though i wasn't very good, or there's a really pretty bracelet here:http://chewynoodles.blogspot.com/2011/06/paper-bra...papermache, clay, forts, just whatever. i also used to like making an indoor movie theater and indoor picnic. dunno, whatever comes to mind :)...Show more
Chastity Doderer: Everything is simnple and easy to do... when you know how. W! hen you are starting out, everything is most difficult and very complicated. That is part of the fun -- the learning of doing something new. It all depends on what you want to do, and how many resources you have available to you. Some crafts are very technical and very expensive to do; others require only your hands and some natural materials you can gather outside. What would YOU like to do? Start with that....Show more
Cletus Crotts: If you Googled "easy crafts" then I'm sure an entire list of options would open up to you!There are, however, some different 'specific' crafts that you could narrow the search down to.For instance, the list may include:Cooking craftsCutting and PastingPaintingColoringDyingClay modelingBeading Scrapbookingect...If you're looking for some reccomondations, some crafts I enjoy are:Vacation Scrapbooking - you find some pictures from your family vacations and help your siblings cut them into shapes. Then you can paste the pictures onto a piec! e of colored construction paper. As a finishing touch, simply ! add some decorations and maybe even a title for your artwork!Popsicle Stick Puzzle - Find some popsicle sticks - enough to form a square shape. Then you tape the backs of the popsicle sticks together, making sure all the sticks are secured. Once that is done, you can draw whatever you want on the front. These sticks can then be either taken apart and put back together as a puzzle, or kept in their taped together postion to hang up on the refrigerator!In the sources, I've listed some of my favorite craft websites....Show more
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