Now your child has their very own sea turtle friend! Recycled Fabric JellyfishĪnother fun ocean animal craft is the recycled fabric jelly fish. Next, you will glue the head onto the body. Next, you can paint your sea turtle and glue the googly eyes onto the pom-pom to make a head. Glue these together to form your sea turtle. Cut out a base and fins from the top of the egg carton. You’ll need a recycled paper egg carton, pom-poms or sustainable cotton balls, paint, googly eyes, glue, and scissors.Ĭut out a single egg space from the egg carton for the shell. Have some old egg cartons? Make this cute egg carton sea turtle as your next ocean animal art project. Bonus: This easy sea animal craft can also help your kiddo hone their fine motor skills. Thread and knot the yarn through the holes, then slide the rounded triangle through the cut slits at the top of the squid. Cut 12-inch pieces of yarn to be the tentacles, and cut a rounded triangle from the cardstock. Next, you’ll snip two slits into the opposing end of the tube. Start by painting your toilet paper roll and punching holes round the base. You’ll also need biodegradable yarn, paint, markers, glue, googly eyes, hole punch, card stock, and glue. Our next fun ocean animal craft project is a toilet paper roll squid ! Toilet paper rolls are one the easiest materials to use in an upcycled craft. Finally, add any remaining sea objects, and seal the lid with hot glue. Once dry, add water and a few drops of blue food coloring to the jar. Add hot glue to adhere any figurines or plants to the bottom and sides of the jar. Start by adding gravel to the base of the jar. For this project, you'll need a recycled/upcycled lidded glass jar, glitter, water, blue food coloring, aquarium gravel, and sea creature figurines-think starfish, jellyfish, sharks, whales, fish, and seaweed. Fun for kids of all ages, this mesmerizing mason jar is filled with sea creatures and objects that intrigue young minds and inspire learning. Once you shake the bottle, your upcycled shark has a new home! Mason Jar AquariumĪnother sea animal arts and craft project is a mason jar aquarium. Finally, replace the lid and seal with hot glue. Add the shark to the bottle and fill it the rest of the way with water. Next, your child can squeeze glue and glitter into the bottle. You can get the gray plastic from a recycled meat tray, plastic lid, or other upcycled container.įirst, a child or parent can cut a shark shape out of the gray plastic. You’ll need an upcycled water bottle, blue glitter glue, water, loose glitter, and gray plastic. Your little one is sure to be dazzled by this glittery shark sensory bottle ! This bottle is like a mini aquarium with the shark as the star. 5 Easy Sea Animal Crafts Shark Sensory Bottle Here are five crafts to kickstart your search. You can search for specific keywords, including 2D or 3D options, to make your activity as simple or complicated as you’d like. Not sure where to look? Consider conducting a quick search for ocean crafts on Pinterest. Before you get started, make sure you choose an activity that’s age-appropriate for your child, keeping in mind their unique abilities and skills. Of course, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to crafting. After all, a little change can make a big impact! As your little one creates their craft, you can use the time to teach them about the importance of making environmentally friendly choices. One of the most effective ways to teach kids about sustainability is to make it fun! Easy ocean animal arts and crafts do just that by introducing youngsters to complex topics-such as biodiversity and climate change-through hands-on activities that are as engaging as they are educational. How Ocean Craft Projects Can Make a Difference
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