These straw crafts are simple, fun, and incredible. Each straw craft is great for kids of all ages like toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarten kids, really kids of all ages. Whether you’re in the classroom or at home, all of these simple straw crafts are perfect and budget-friendly. It’s a win-win!
Straw Crafts For Kids
Straw crafts are another really fun thing to try at home. Who knew you could make so many awesome things from ordinary drinking straws? This goes to show, you can have fun with just about anything!
{Incredible} Straw Crafts
1. Use Straws To Build A Raft Craft
Build a raft with straws! This is so much fun and creative. Make it a contest and see whose raft can stay afloat the longest. From An Idea on Tuesday.
2. Straw Fine Motor Skill Craft
Use straws as a fine motor activity for your toddler. Have them insert different size straws into colanders and tupperware lids with wholes cut in them. By LalyMom.
3. DIY Easy Straw Game
Pull out a few household items and make this easy straw game. Include the math component for the older ones.
4. Straw Lollipop Craft
Learn how to make your own lollipops from Meaningful Mama and use decorative paper straws for a colorful addition.
5. Easy Straw Rocket Craft
Make a straw rocket! Use flexible straws, paper and tape to make these fun paper launchers. From Gift of Curiosity.
6. Build A Thermometer With A Straw Craft
Make a practice thermometer so kids can learn and understand temperature. This has a free printable to go along with it.
7. Educational Straw Heart Craft
Learn about the heart with this amazing kids craft. Use two straws to make this inflatable heart beat!
8. Straw Painting Craft
Create art and paint with straws! Playfully Learning shows us to drop paint onto paper and then blow through a straw to spread the paint.
9. Straw and Marble Maze Craft
This marble maze from Preschool Crafts for Kids is amazing! Help your kids build one with straws and cardboard and race marbles.
10. DIY Straw Jewelry Craft
Use festive color straws to cut into pieces and string together for a simple jewelry craft.
11. Fun Paper Straw Flower Craft
I love how cute this straw flower craft is. It’s colorful with a step and a button! So easy.
12. Paper Straw Valentine Darts Craft
I love how sweet and colorful these paper straw Valentine darts craft! It’s so easy to make and so festive!
13. Easy Paper Straw Monster Craft
Look how cute these paper straw monsters are! They have googly eyes, horns, eyes, and sharp teeth!
14. Straw Weaving Craft With Yarn
Weave yarn and straws to make beautiful bracelets! Use your favorite colors or make your bracelet rainbow.
15. Easy and Slithery Straw Snake Craft
These snakes are so slithery, sneaky, and cute! I love this cute straw snake craft.
16. Learn About The Bones Of The Body With This Straw Craft
Whether you making a spooky craft or learning about the bones, this straw bones craft is so great!
17. Simple Straw Flag Craft
Get patriotic and grab your straws to make this simple straw flag craft. It’s cute and great for any patriotic holiday.
18. Straw Firework Painting Craft
How cool is this straw firework painting craft. Make your fireworks patriotic or make them colorful and bright!
19. Straw Craft To Learn About Air Pressure
Set up this straw craft to learn about air pressure. I love educational crafts.
20. Straw DIY Noise Makers Craft
Use straws to make these easy and fun DIY noise makers! It’s such a festive and simple craft.
More Straw Crafts From Kids Activities Blog
- Check out these 45 straw crafts!
- Use silly straws to bead and practice fine motor skills.
- Grab paper straws to make these easy paper straw bracelet.
- Wow, take a look at this super easy way to make straw beads.
- I love this straw STEM activity.
- Try these mess free activities for toddlers!
- Take a look at these fun plastic bottle crafts.
Which straw crafts are you going to try?
Thanks so much for featuring my kids straw rafts. I love seeing activities that are inexpensive and easy for everyone to make. A great list of activities!
Thank you so much for including my lollipops in this collection, Holly! It remains one of my favorite activities I have done with my kids, and I take it as a huge compliment that you would feature them!