Baa baa black sheep crafts

This dyed cotton ball sheep craft is our last activity for the week. It's so fluffy and fun and it goes along perfectly with the nursery rhyme Baa, Baa Black

I’m so thankful that Kim from Life Over C’s is guest posting for me today! I’ve always had a great respect for her as mom to a child with special needs as well as serving the Lord overseas and in the states! Her site is one of my go-to places for free printables to supplement our [...]

"Introducing a fun and engaging craft activity for toddlers: the Baa Baa Black Sheep craft! This adorable project allows little ones to get creative and practice their fine motor skills. With a sheep template as their canvas, toddlers will use glue to secure strands of black yarn, creating a fluffy and realistic wool effect. As they carefully place each strand, they can chat about the nursery rhyme and explore different textures. This craft provides a hands-on experience that encourages and…

Follow our step by step instructions & use our FREE downloadable sheep template to create your own family of handprint sheep!

A few fun nursery rhyme activities for baa baa black sheep. Includes a free art activity, along with a "black sheep" name activity for the children

Black Sheep Craft Project Supplies: Copy of sheepPaper plateCotton swabsRubber bandBlack paint Directions: Print copy of sheep.Group together cotton

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Baa Baa Black Sheep sponge painting activity for kids to enjoy alongside the popular nursery rhyme.

Free Printable Baa Baa Black Sheep. Free Printable Baa Baa Black Sheep Nursery Rhyme to sing and color. You can use the printable Baa Baa Black Sheep nursery rhyme for preschool, homeschooling, kindergarten or home. Print the Baa Baa Black Sheep using your inkjet or laser printer and share with kids. They can sing the nursery rhyme together and have

This yarn wrap sheep is a really cute activity to go along with the song 'Baa Baa Black Sheep' and is a great fine motor skill for kids to practice. I started by cutting out a sheep outline from two pieces of card, gluing them back to back but not joining the legs together. This gives the card extra stability and then the legs can be separated at the end so that the sheep can stand up. I drew on some features. I made two sheep, and picked two different types of black yarn (wool). I started…